Sentence examples for humanist perception from inspiring English sources
No one thinks that Jonathan Franzen has tapped into some deep well of humanist perception when his twentysomething creation declares herself "the little squirrel that loves to fuck".
On top of Renoir's political and humanist perceptions, La Grande Illusion is equally modern in its execution.
Its potential applications in human geography are manifold, and it is an excellent tool for use in projects seeking to understand shared and divergent points of view, a cornerstone for critical human geography, humanist geography, environmental perception, feminist geography, political ecology, and a host of other subdisciplinary approaches.
If we keep raising the profile of humanist and atheist voices, the negative and false perception that you have to claim a religious belief loudly or hide the fact that you have none will fade away along with the intrusion of religion into politics that we currently see today.
But even the most realistic humanist films and literature are rendered with a beauty of perception that lifts us beyond ourselves even as it wounds us.
Horticulturalist, humanist.
Eileen Regan, a Humanist celebrant, officiated.
He applied as a humanist.
