Sentence examples for foster human flourishing from inspiring English sources

They foster human flourishing and they improve our economic productivity in the process.

Finally, Murray makes a very convincing case — one that I don't think his more deterministic critics, Frum included, have done enough to reckon with — for the power of so-called "traditional values" to foster human flourishing even in economic landscapes that aren't as favorable to less-educated workers as was, say, the aftermath of the Treaty of Detroit.

Liberals tend to defend freedom generally, and free speech in particular, for a variety of reasons beyond the harm principle; speech fosters authenticity, genius, creativity, individuality and human flourishing.

And the place to start is to recognize that human flourishing is better served by fostering a sense that one's own creations matter.

A rival approach, associated with Kant, champions the educational fostering of autonomy not on the basis of its contribution to human flourishing, but rather the obligation to treat students with respect as persons.

The practical theological thread running throughout Mercer's work is the fostering of liberatory hope where personal and social forms of suffering limit human flourishing.

Deere is human flourishing.

But human flourishing is another matter.

Psychologists extol its importance for human flourishing.

Music education and human flourishing: a meditation on democratic origins.

Human flourishing depends on a sense of meaning.