Sentence examples for humanist case from inspiring English sources

KEVIN YUILL Durham, England, March 28, 2013 The writer is the author of "Assisted Suicide: The Liberal, Humanist Case Against Legalization".

If there's a modern-day analogue to the "Inferno," a work of art that illustrates the humanist case for hell, it's David Chase's "The Sopranos".

A piece such as "An Introduction to Incontinental Philosophy" makes our capacity to pee or not to pee as great a conundrum as the more famous line he parodies, and makes a humanist case that the difference between humanity and the great apes is as evident in toilet rolls as in Beethoven quartets.

The Humanist case for compassion and engagement is so compelling that it should be more than an afterthought.

Kate Bielby and her 12-year-old daughter, Daisy, from Frome in Somerset, are one of three humanist families bringing the case to try to have non-religious beliefs included for in-depth study on religious studies courses.

In the case of Humanist Marxism, the object that comes to be known by its essence is the human subject in its full freedom.

Letter identification is facilitated when there are a lower number of shapes that can be confused with one another (Attneave and Arnoult 1956), which should be the case for humanist versus square grotesque typefaces.

Certainly, the anti-liberals, or, in Harari's case, post-humanists, have much the better of the rhetorical energy and polemical brio.

In many cases humanists found more reliable manuscripts, and they sometimes discovered whole texts.

These arguments are not religious, unless it is religious to suppose that life has any value independent of its use – but in that case almost all humanist rhetoric is profoundly religious.

Mr. Rubsam has steadily followed his own drumbeat, though in the case of his cheerfully humanist choreography the sound might more appropriately be that of a flute.