11.   It is wielded like a weapon for cutting demons down to vulnerable human scale and simultaneously defusing fear.

12.   Kiarastomi, like no other filmmaker, has a vision of human scale that is simultaneously epic and precisely minuscule.

13.   Kiarostami, like no other filmmaker, has a vision of human scale that is simultaneously epic and precisely minuscule.

14.   One of the challenges, Ventulett says, was to bring the vast spaces to human scale.

15.   Part of the charm of southern New England is that distinctive features of the landscape often occur on a human scale.

16.   The difference between the dreaded movie and this genial, nicely cast revival is one of human scale.

17.   The houses unearthed from volcanic ash are real houses, the rutted streets are human scale.

18.   The idea is that once people see him on a human scale, they will perceive him as, well, more human.

19.   The real assets of neighborhoods, Jacobs argued, were diversity of use, human scale and an active, pedestrian street life.

20.   The terror attacks in New York, Washington and elsewhere are horrible calamities on a human scale, with thousands killed or injured.