Sentence examples for humanist view from inspiring English sources

In Pomponazzi's typically Humanist view, man's special dignity consists in his moral virtue.

But while he has ranged widely, he has always taken his bearings from his humanist view of language.

We hypothesized that the discussion of their practice with mental health professionals, highlighting the humanist view in approaching patients, would imply reviewing usually invasive practices.

Even though this humanist view sometimes clashed with Christian doctrines, the papacy reached, if somewhat reluctantly, a modus vivendi with the new learning.

The religious affirmation of fear and dread of a higher being is indeed alien to the humanist view of the world.

He is thus a pioneer of a scientific humanist view of government and of the neutrality of the state in matters of belief.

"The Maysles are humanists, but their movie takes on the sensational, exploitative point of view of the event it covers," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times in 1970.

Men and women with humanist views have made a massive contribution to our national life and society.

Joining the London Business School in 1994, he quickly became the centre of a group of researchers who shared his passionately humanist views.

Much of the debate here was related to the Face to Faith column, with a number of readers arguing for the inclusion in it of atheist or humanist views.

As the humanist novelist George Eliot put it, 'What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other?' Although not at all unusual or unique, humanist views like those of Fry's still continue to be a source of persecution for non religious people all over the world.