Yet his philosophy enabled him, along with the strength of Stoicism, to cherish humaner sympathies.
He has no thought of superseding old beliefs or practices by any new Vana superstitio veterumque ignara deorum(591), but rather strives to reconcile the old faith with the more enlightened convictions and humaner sentiments of men.
In several of these passages it is not merely the pride of conquest and dominion which is expressed, but the higher and humaner belief that the ultimate mission of Rome is to give law and peace to the world.
But Virgil's artistic sense or his humaner feeling saved him from this ungenerous gratification of national prejudice.
We had passed through a period of strong emotioning in the direction of the humaner economics, if I may phrase it so; the rich seemed not so much to despise the poor, the poor did not so hopelessly repine.
Why, those tenements are better and humaner than those flats!
Their affliction brought the Dryfooses into humanerrelations with the Marches, who had hitherto regarded them as a necessary evil, as the odious means of their own prosperity.
For the present, looking at the hideous lessons of the war, we must admit that the growth of a humaner sentiment has been indefinitely retarded.
I cannot say that a humaner spirit prevailed here than in the camp; it was only a more positive humanity which was at work.
But his mediæval fable compelled Shakespeare to introduce traits which, in the light of our humaner age, seem inconsistent and inadmissible.
They crossbreed with each other, only the kids look humaner than their parents and are mighty near the same skin color as Earthmen, which is plenty natural when you think about it, but nobody does.
Humaner counsels have in any case prevailed, and peace has been recommended between the Khedive and his people.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "humaner" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
