humanize

1 Other family members said the film humanized the two young killers.

2 Sebald is humanized and softened in these essays — a face is given to the cloud — but also darkened.

3 Heisler: I do think that one of the Ever After strengths is that we really do see the loss of her father in a way that we don’t see and it humanizes her.

4 West and Cohen attempt to humanize their subject via these documents, but the effect feels cheesy and hollow, in no small part because of the overabundance of material.

5 The hiring choice, he added, was intended to humanize the pirates and their leader, Abduwali Abdukhadir Muse, who survived but is now serving a prison term in the United States.

6 McCullers had an almost singular ability to humanize any kind of person, many of whom had never appeared in American literature before she created them.

7 But the filmmakers adroitly make up for that, and add a crucial humanizing element, by focusing on the women’s conflicted but supportive parents, who are co-stars of the documentary.

8 Eggers wants to humanize immigrants, but in his telling, something very different seems to occur.

9 Artists, often taking their cues from apocryphal literature and legend, have remade Church history for centuries, perhaps no more strikingly than the sanitizing and humanizing of Jerome.

10 But the writers don't excuse his atrocriousness by humanizing him, which makes one wonder what this show endeavors to say about the undeniable charisma of monstrous people.

11 In addition to humanizing Aiken, the ad roots him in North Carolina.

12 But the details of the musical life serve a purpose: They help humanize the already appealing Diamond.

13 Petrosky's words would humanize the story and persuade even the most jaded Senators to listen.

彼得罗夫斯基的证词将使整个故事人性化，即使最不耐烦的参议员也会倾听。

14 These wrenching stories humanize the stakes of a health initiative that found itself and its employees at risk from a toxic mix of politics, propaganda and terrorism.

15 The series eventually approaches the issue in a way that humanizes both the victims and their perpetrators in the church hierarchy.

16 “Tapped Out” manages to humanize a sport once demonized as “human cockfighting” by deconstructing the stereotype of the martial-arts tough guy.

17 The film probably does a better job than the books of humanizing the Prop 8 case and explaining its context with well-edited momentum.

18 It's a welcome attempt to humanize Hampton, but his public purpose overshadows private concerns, both in the film and in reality.

19 But she has died of cancer, and her absence is one of this novel’s most vital and humanizing aspects.

20 She humanizes Nora’s thinking even as she exposes her blind spots.

1 人格化

impersonation personification anthropomorphism anthropomorphize personalize impersonate personify hypostatize personate

2 教化

civilization cultivation reclamation domestication edification humanization cultivate edify moralize civilize reclaim culture light enlightenment enlighten

3 使文明

reclaim civilize

4 使人格化

impersonation personalize impersonate personify hypostatize personate

5 通人情

human reasonable

6 将人格化

incarnate

7 赋与人性

anthropomorphize