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humanize
Learning to humanize myself as a leader was something that was really important.
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I am not sure where the line should be drawn on how much to humanize reporters.
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They're aided by playwright Morgan, who ably uses humor to humanize his subjects.
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Efforts to humanize him via stories that he loved cats were somewhat outdated.
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The best songs are driven by strong vocal performances that humanize the material.
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While Jobs liked the logo, he insisted it be in color to humanize the company.
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A bit of quirkiness would humanize them and make them seem less intimidating.
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The stories they tell often humanize the candidates and help voters relate to them.
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Last week he sought to humanize the machinery by which his soldiers are conscripted.
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- Make more humane; "The mayor tried to humanize life in the big city"
- Humanize is Big Boss Mans debut album, featuring the singles Sea Groove, Big Boss Man and Sell Your Soul and is on the label Blow Up Records. The sound has been described on their website as "a hip Heavy Hammond hybrid of pop, 6T's R'n'B / Latin soul and funk. ...
- To make human, to give or cause to have the fundamental properties of a human
- A term that is used in the sense of introducing random irregularities in note-timing and velocities, in order to reduce the mechanical character of a performance. [See also: QUANTIZATION.]
