Sentence examples for humanist qualities from inspiring English sources
The INDEX: team, led by its chief executive officer, Kigge Hvid, campaigned for the prize to reflect the humanist qualities of Danish modernism by celebrating exemplars of the emerging disciplines of environmentally and ethically responsible design.
It's essentially humanist in quality, and contravenes the formal severity of novels such as White Noise and American Psycho (which, to me, are two of the most important late 20th-century American novels).
These unfavorable memories of Italy are central to a dialogue, Ciceronianus (1528), written in part out of resentment against the sniping by some Italian humanists at the quality of his own Latin prose.
He wrote in Philo, "Humanists wish to enhance the intrinsic qualities of joyful and creative experiences and to realize some measure of happiness in this life".
Geoffrey Goodman writes: For a man who possessed the unique qualities of an outstanding political leader, an exceptional humanist poet and compelling orator, the baffling thing about Jimmy Reid is that he never occupied a formal leadership job.
"To the humanist virtues of intelligence,'' he said in the programme on the Renaissance, "was added the quality of heroic will".
However, Ukrainian's continue to endure freezing temperatures and police intimidation for a more humanist cause -- they are through with Yanukovych's corrupt government and they demand a better quality of life (the average Ukrainian earns about $300 per month).
A humanist doesn't need to explain away bone cancer, earthquakes, or parasites which lay ruin to a child's quality of life.
Horticulturalist, humanist.
