Sentence examples for humanist sentiment from inspiring English sources
For a sense of how fast and erratically the current art culture is moving, consider that just last summer the New Museum mounted another international roundup, "After Nature," selected by one of the "Jesus" curators, Massimiliano Gioni, which heralded a revival of humanist sentiment and existential anguish, notably in figurative sculpture and staged photography.
For several decades, the Republic has allowed itself to develop zones of despair, which the philosopher Jean-Paul Dollé described as "the territory of nothing". Such zones are plagued by inhumane town planning, absence of venues for leisure or cultural activities, and inadequately funded schools no national or humanist sentiment could burgeon within such zones.
Nearly all of them either render or somehow refer to the figure, in key with the ruggedly humanist sentiments that Joannou has advanced through his Deste Foundation, in Athens, which produces exhibitions and publications on giddy, pop-philosophical themes.
"Inception" is nominally humanist in its sentiments, but you can't help feeling that, for Nolan, character quirks are just fungible elements in a comprehensive visual scheme.
In screenwriter Jon Robin Baitz's response to the criticism of the film, he lightly echoes the same inaccurate sentiment, "[Stonewall is] a humanist's dramatization of how the disenfranchised are empowered by rage, and it traces a point in an arc towards justice that continues today with the fight for marriage equality and is now starting to focus on transgender rights".
Horticulturalist, humanist.
Eileen Regan, a Humanist celebrant, officiated.
Why no humanist chaplains?
