Sentence examples for humanist tradition from inspiring English sources

His other principal historical works included The Humanist Tradition in the West (1985).

It is in the grand humanist tradition of Ray, Ms Mehta's mentor, and Vittorio De Sica.

In other words, the exact opposite to Christian charity and the whole European humanist tradition.

Others call it "the classical humanist tradition," which sounds more dignified.

His work contains profound reflections on human flourishing that are a significant contribution to the humanist tradition.

Where other painters delighted in the distilled wisdom of the ages, Dubuffet detested what he called "the humanist tradition".

The positivist approach would not only marginalise religion, but also the arts, culture, history, and the classical and humanist traditions.

Barbara L. Wilson, a village justice in Southampton, N.Y., officiated, and Sarah E. Lenzi, the sister of the bridegroom, led a ceremony that included Humanist traditions.

At the same time, much criticism has been voiced about such reforms jeopardising the fundamental humanist traditions in teaching, based on beliefs about non-instrumental values of education.

That coalition of organizations included leaders of Sikh, Hindu, Muslim, Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, Buddhist, and Humanist traditions.

It is one of the great humanist traditions in itself, I know nowadays neglected; it doesn't feature part of modern education.