Sentence examples for for humanist from inspiring English sources
Demand for humanist chaplaincy was "developing", Swift said.
The BHA has waged a long campaign for humanist marriages to be made legal.
Since 1981, the Belgian government has paid for "humanist counsellors," the secular equivalent of clergy, to provide moral guidance in hospitals, prisons, and the armed forces.
Britain's Vanessa Winship deservedly took the Cartier-Bresson prize for humanist photography for her quietly powerful Black Sea series, which merges formal portraits and mysterious landscapes.
A postwar fashion for humanist styles expired in a famous flop of an exhibition, "New Images of Man," at the Museum of Modern Art, in 1959, which perhaps only Golub, of the younger artists included, survived without despair.
He is associated with the International Humanist and Ethical Union, which describes itself as an "umbrella organization for humanist, rationalist, agnostic, skeptic, atheist and ethical culture groups around the world".
But for humanists and secularists he's been, at best, a mixed blessing.
It sees leadership as a subject for humanists rather than business-school types.
Some essay competitions are limited by geography, like those for humanists in North Puget Sound or Viking enthusiasts who live in Texas.
Belden (who is now managing editor at the non-denominational spiritual US magazine Tikkun), in a piece entitled Is it time for humanists to start holding services?
His court became a centre for humanists, some of them more pagan in outlook than Christian; they were employed in copying and translating ancient texts, among them the works of Homer, Herodotus, Thucydides, and many Greek Church Fathers.
