Significats de too humane en anglès

This mode was far too humane for the witch-finders by profession.

The court had become terribly hot, but the public were too humane to mind that.

The infantry have two most diabolical upward cuts, which we are too humane to use.

With this injunction they were too humane to comply.

Greene was too humane, as well as too judicious, not to discourage this exterminating spirit.

We have become too humane for the triumphs of Cæsar not to be repugnant to our feelings.

She was too humane and wise of our nature to chide her Tony for having her sex's heart.

Or, because we are too humane!

We are too humane to use a secret weapon that will wipe out Germany, the British propaganda service said.

And to tell you the truth I am too humane to have the child sold here as a slave.

I'm too humane, sir!

Scott was too kind, too humane, to disappoint us, the crowd of human beings who find much of our happiness in dreams.

It was too humane; even the most savage sentence of "cells" did not inflict any physical pain upon the luckless prisoner.

In my judgment the American people are too brave, too generous, too magnanimous, too humane to believe in that outrageous doctrine of eternal damnation.

The error of the Germans, we were told, was always that they are too humane; their dislike of cruelty amounts to a weakness in them.

The lawyer against you was too humane to try very hard to remove it, and the judge too just-thoughyour own man did his best.