For all of Mr. Cuarón's formal wizardry and pictorial grandeur, he is a humanist at heart.
One wonders how he'll handle a steady stream of actors and actresses, juveniles and ingenues appearing to hawk their often insubstantial wares (as one hopes that a Colbert "Late Show" will bring with it the "Report" rotation of writers, politicians, activists), but one remembers that he is at heart a humanist — a Christian humanist — and supposes that he will treat them kindly.
Erasmus, being a humanist or rhetorician at heart, was approaching the issue of free will in a rhetorical rather than a philosophical or dialectical way (Boyle 1983 5 8).
Conversely, he was always gay and, at heart, a humanist, struggling for years with the intractable problem of holding the chauvinistic views of radical Islam, which were directly opposed to his nature.
Conversely, he was gay and, at heart, a humanist, struggling for years with the intractable problem of holding the chauvinistic views of radical Islam, which were directly opposed to his nature.
As we embark on 2017, we need to actively commit to being humanists with an open heart.
Mr. de Broca, perhaps best known for "That Man From Rio" (1963) and the humanist cult classic "King of Hearts" (1966), certainly has charm to spare, as does Daniel Auteuil, the star of "On Guard".
Far from a vanity project or an ostentatious folly, this is a humanist work of art that places people at the heart of modern life.
I'm sure my sons are well aware that I am a bleeding heart liberal ― an idealist, a pacifist, a humanist, an agnostic, a gun-hater, a lover-of-all-people, a woman who believes in equal rights for all.
