Examples of using Humanizing in English and their translations into Polish
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Stop humanizing her.
It just felt… humanizing.
Humanizing the narcissistic style.
But kinda sweet and humanizing.
Humanizing yourself so I will take it better.
She's got a very humanizing influence.
That humanizing the bots is a big mistake. We're trying to tell the world.
For me the Church was a humanizing and moralizing force.
But what they managed to do within those systems was be a humanizing force.
Many say that this humanizing process begins in the womb.
Today, above all, the right to a good education means protecting wisdom, that is,knowledge that is human and humanizing.
Many say that this humanizing process begins in the womb.
And those hippies would have worn themselves out dancing in the mud, but no,she had to revitalize their dying movement by going to North Vietnam and humanizing the enemy.
A lot of the effort in humanizing the classroom is focused on student-to-teacher ratios.
In the light of these profound needs,inscribed by God in human nature, the human and humanizing meaning of God's word also emerges more clearly.
Convenient, practical and humanizing operation interface, voice navigation all the way, extensive data, accurate guidance.
Now we are discovering a more accurate vision of the unconscious, of who we are deep inside, andit's going to have a wonderful and profound and humanizing effect on our culture.
And that brings up an interesting point. A lot of the effort in humanizing the classroom is focused on student-to-teacher ratios.
That is a deeply humanizing vision of our lives, and it's a completely different vision than the one that lies at the heart of this economic model.
The indwelling Adjusters have in no small measure co-operated with other spiritual influences in transforming and humanizing the descendants of the primitive men of olden ages.
The need for such a guiding synthesis not only makes clear the intrinsic purpose of the programme of ecclesiastical studies, but also demonstrates, especially today,its real cultural and humanizing importance.
The new-born child is like an animal, not yet a human being, but he orshe begins learning culture(humanizing) immediately(for example, when drinking from the breast) by interacting with other humans, and thus starts becoming human.
Whereas the Council resolution of 21 January 1974(4) concerning a social action programme, lays down inter alia an action programme for workers,aimed at humanizing living and working conditions;
In manifesting and in living on earth God's own fatherhood(cf. Eph 3:15), you are called to guarantee the personal development of all members of the family, which is the cradle andmost effective means for humanizing society, and the place of encounter for different generations.
Humanize focus and speed proportion.
Humanize yourself so the abductor won't kill you.
These will help humanize Colin for the jury.
Throat surgery might humanize you. But it doesn't make this acceptable.
It could humanize them. Removes the confidence of anonymity.
His negotiator should attempt to… humanize the hostage to the hostage taker.