Sentence examples for experience of humanist from inspiring English sources

Valla's Roman experience of humanist conversations found an outlet in his dialogue De voluptate (On Pleasure), in which the Christian concepts of charity and beatitude are identified with hedonist pleasure, while the "Stoic" concept of virtue is rejected (see below).

La Sigea (1854), the first of three historical novels, re-created the experience of the Renaissance humanist Luisa Sigea de Velasco; Jarilla and La rueda de desgracia ("The Wheel of Misfortune") appeared in 1873.

That would be a shame, not only because of the intrinsic importance of the subject, but because to skip "Moolaade" would be to miss an opportunity to experience the embracing, affirming, world-changing potential of humanist cinema at its finest.

They celebrate "French values" instead of humanist ones.

Sickingen protected Martin Luther and harboured many Humanists and Reformers in his castles, which were, in the words of Humanist Ulrich von Hutten, "a refuge for righteousness".

John is most commonly described as a humanist although he exhibits only some of the many different aspects of humanist thought and outlook.

Todd is the symbol of humanist, irreligious power.

Some manufacturers have been observed to use a mix of humanist and square grotesque typefaces.

For Potter, 'bioethics' involved a system of humanist ethics derived from biology and medicine – a 'science for survival' (Potter, 1970).

The confluence of ages, disciplines, and nationalities so characteristic of MIT brings together students and teachers, biologists and architects, humanists and engineers, young and old, and deeply influences the life and experience of every member of the academic community.

A Humanist officiant is a person familiar with the procedures of cremation and burial who understands the experience of bereavement.