Sentence examples for humanism makes from inspiring English sources

An important assumption that humanism makes is that people are, or at least can be, self-creating and self-determining.

His broad range of literary accomplishments and his articulate humanism made him highly influential in the world's literary communities, particularly in that of Latin America.

The celebrity of the drawing, a symbol of the Renaissance, of the equilibrium of man and mankind, of the universality of the artists and intellectuals of the time (Humanism) made it iconic and it has been constantly reproduced and adapted especially for advertisement and logos, not only in the medical field.

What's so remarkable, given this staggered chain of influences, is how warmly and pleasurably the film emerges as Anderson's own: his cockeyed humour and more solemn humanism make absorbing work of the roundabout search undertaken by stoner PI Larry Sportello (a delightfully bemused Joaquin Phoenix) for his ex, her supposedly endangered lover and, in time, any kind of exit strategy.

It's the sort of facile humanism that makes regression so appealing.

Humanism is made from a faith in humans, as they actually are, flawed and real, screaming devilish threats at casino managers and then singing "Angel Eyes".

His position has been described as "heroic humanism," as making a statement of belief in the human capacity to transcend evils, within and without, by means of the human condition itself.

They counter that over the last two decades the "science" of humanism has made tremendous inroads, many of which are helping current efforts to succeed where past ones have failed.

For the most part, however, Ms. Borsook combines common sense with an old-fashioned humanism to make sense of the current high-tech gestalt.

Without doubt, it was political passion and humanism that made him such a profound critic of colonialism in Africa and an enthusiast for the Cuban revolution.

Then, in an anguished attempt to reconcile her husband's politics with her Smith College humanism, she made a terrible mistake: "The Wave of the Future".