Sentence examples for be humanistic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to humanism.
We miss the radical edge of Shaker art if we don't see that it is not meant to be "humanistic".
Here's the dilemma: I'm shouting "Google rocks!" from the rooftops because the company is using its power to initiate change that I believe to be humanistic, tolerant and ethical.
It should provide for good reading as well as for educational observation and experiment; [it] should be humanistic as well as scientific (BAAS 1923, p. 209).
His early formal education was humanistic.
It is humanistic but also pragmatic".
The agency's signature was humanistic photography.
"My faith is Catholic, but my approach is humanistic," he said.
The overarching topic here is humanistic debunking of the worship of Gods and deities.
At first the rumours seemed too bizarre to be true: Thomas Pynchon had written a non-cabbalistic historical novel, a book that was humanistic and even rollicking.
And like "Battlestar Galactica," its has a presumed message that is humanistic and uplifting: No single messiah can save us; it takes a village to save the world.
Here also you have a different model that is humanistic in character: low-cost, high-volume applications reaching out to the masses.
