Sentence examples for humanist has from inspiring English sources

The New Humanist has an item on beauty queens and their support for teaching evolution in schools.

She is a humanist, has described herself as a socialist and remains the dedicated foe of the class inequalities she found in Britain after spending much of her childhood in Canada, where her parents had relocated when she was 9.

The word "humanist" has a slightly moldy sound, but the Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami, who is being given a career retrospective at MOMA, starting March 1, in conjunction with other events devoted to him around town, redeems humanism by combining it with enchanting formal play.

By David Denby The word "humanist" has a slightly moldy sound, but the Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami, who is being given a career retrospective at MOMA, starting March 1, in conjunction with other events devoted to him around town, redeems humanism by combining it with enchanting formal play.

This view, which, following Williams (2006), we will call "humanist," has two variants.

At the same time, the character size in the square grotesque design is slightly wider (see Figure 5) and has rather square proportions, while the humanist has upright, rectangular proportions.

Instead we part company on a benign note, without controversy or dispute, the great humanist having succeeded in showing his humanity.

In 1514 Martin van Dorp, a candidate for a doctorate in theology who also had some credentials as a humanist, had written Erasmus expressing dismay at what the theologians regarded as the flippancy and irreverence of The Praise of Folly.

What does a Humanist have in common with anyone?

According to the 2001 American Religious Identification Survey, the number of people without religion, including humanists, has increased dramatically since 1990 and stands at more than 14percentt -- or 30 million Americans.

An atheist group called Derbyshire Secularists and Humanists has argued the school will teach "a distorted view of the world".