Sentence examples for as a humanistic from inspiring English sources

It is a notion I find later described in the Portuguese drug strategy document as a "humanistic" approach.

American politician and orator known as "the great agnostic" who popularized the higher criticism of the Bible, as well as a humanistic philosophy and a scientific rationalism.

Having already written two substantive works for this inimitable ensemble, he conceived this symphony as a humanistic sacred work for four voices (countertenor, two tenors and baritone) and full orchestra.

Among psychologists he preferred the restlessly inquisitive William James to Freud, whose faults, he held, were grounded in failures of integrity as a humanistic investigator rather than in failures of scientific method.

Williams's major published works, in addition to those mentioned above, include Morality: An Introduction to Ethics (1972); Problems of the Self: Philosophical Papers (1973); In the Beginning Was the Deed: Realism and Moralism in Political Argument (2005); The Sense of the Past: Essays in the History of Philosophy (2005); Philosophy as a Humanistic Discipline (2005); and On Opera (2006).

This camp sees the study of film as a humanistic discipline that is misunderstood when it is assimilated to a natural science.

He praised the supreme court decision as reflecting a "humanistic Zionism, which recognizes the Jewish right to self-determination, while not denying that same right to the Palestinians".

Yet the drama showcases a humanistic narrative as must as a historical one.

Some participants believed that as nursing is a humanistic profession, conflict could not therefore affect nurses' performance.

These works tell such powerful stories about resiliency, climate change and architecture, as well as engage with viewers on a humanistic level," Wallis Annenberg, for whom the center is named, said in the event's press release.

Quite possibly the most evocative exploration of childhood since The 400 Blows, Sean Baker's Tangerine follow-up is as brutally real as it is beautiful, a humanistic portrait of adolescence and parenthood that handles issues of class with generosity and grace.