21.   Her small, sad face gave a heartbreaking human dimension to a tragedy almost too big to comprehend rationally.

22.   In fact, the film only hints at any human dimension.

23.   In short, the show undemonizes China, giving a very human dimension to the struggles of a vast population adapting to a tidal wave of change.

24.   In this bottom-up view, events like the Boston Tea Party gain a human dimension.

25.   It also sees beyond the statistics and finds vivid, sometimes disturbing human dimensions on both sides of this struggle.

26.   Its human dimensions are not always pretty.

27.   Its human dimension affords a powerful illustration of the wrenching effect of scandal on a corporation and the enormous difficulty of overcoming it.

28.   Like Smith, he underscored the human dimension in even his most harrowing pictures.

29.   McLean Parks provides a human dimension.

30.   Ms. King took time to thank the lyricists who gave her melodies context and the musicians who lent them human dimension.