Sentence examples for by humanities from inspiring English sources

But he also realised that economic reforms needed to be backed by humanities and education projects to engender a new national elite.

Those who read the letters pages of Times Higher Education have long been aware of the tribulations endured by humanities academics, watching horror-stricken as their disciplines are eroded and cut.

In 1979, a Vanderbilt University researcher named Hans Strupp divided 30 patients with psychological problems into two groups, one to be treated by trained psychotherapists, the other by humanities professors with no psychological expertise.

The works on display at the CAFA show run the gamut of contemporary art and design, including sculpture, painting, installations, multimedia, jewelry, furniture, print-making, photography, animation, and more — one small room is even set aside for the perusal of the best dissertations by humanities graduates.

In considerable part this followed the spread of universities from the West to other parts of the world and, within universities, the very definite shift away from the hegemony once held by humanities alone to the near-hegemony held today by the sciences, physical and social.

The latter finding has been taken up by humanities scholars, as one of the tools allowing characterizations of style and recognition of authorship for historical texts [12 14].

It contains stories about Meskwa', the Greedy-One, a half-human child rejected by the gods and by humanity.

Should the human race become extinct, then the various features assembled by humanity will begin to decay.

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By the world, by humanity.

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