Sentence examples for discovered humanism from inspiring English sources

As Renaissance man discovered humanism, the possibility that we ourselves were creating our own roles and writing our own scripts became a possibility.

"She represents the American individualism, and discovers humanism as she gets forced to live among Arabs," Mr. Sasmaz said, sipping tea and smoking a cigarette during a short break in filming.

But he believed and this is the seminal event overhanging all his thought that the devastation of the World Wars had disproved its claim, and that humanism had discovered, but not sufficiently digested, the truth of incarnation: that it is based upon service to somebody.

At Gallery Luisotti, out of L.A., I discovered the brilliant septuagenarian German photographer Ursula Schulz-Dornburg, whose images of Armenian bus shelters inject a wit and humanism into the conceptual approach to vernacular architecture pioneered by her better-known peers, Bernd and Hilla Becher.

"Being discovered.

Bodies discovered.

This alone gives "Crazy as Hell" a moral ambiguity far beyond most independent films, where humanism is gospel and the characters are always discovering their inner goodness.

In "Dreams From My Father," he writes of arriving with "simple formulas for Third World solidarity," only to discover that most Kenyans "worked with older maps of identity, more ancient loyalties," and that his liberal humanism fell on deaf ears.

Humanism rightfully claims Pantagruel (1532; Eng. trans. Pantagruel) and Gargantua (1534; Eng. trans. Gargantua), with their celebrated giants, feasting, drinking, and discovering and proclaiming the new and better ways of learning, of the conduct of war and peace, and of the true religion, which, for Rabelais resided in individual prayer, charity, and the virtuous life.

They discover".

Discovering Geology.