Sentence examples for humanist vision from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hemingway gives Jane an offbeat charm that steers "Starlet" away from sentimentality, and a generosity that is of a piece with its gentle humanist vision.

The fascination of these new works may be more in the gee-whiz technology than in Viola's humanist vision, but they are riveting nonetheless.

It is the I.B.'s combination of demanding academic standards and an inspiring humanist vision that is fueling its continued growth not just in the United States but throughout the world as well.

He thought that the humanist vision needed a new basis in a big narrative about the liberation of humanity's innate goodness, a story about how civilisation tends to impair this.

Its earlier exhibits included "T.G.M. Fried Chicken," which meant to show how Communism had been quickly supplanted by consumerism, which many people took for a modern version of the humanist vision that defined Czechoslovakia under its legendary founder and first president, Tomas Garrigue Masaryk -- who is known by his initials T.G.M. and who bears a passing resemblance to Colonel Sanders.

His poems of the period blend a humanist vision with communist theses.

While Mahon traded Protestant Ulster for visions of exotic elsewheres, Gardiner was adept at uncovering his sceptical humanist visions closer to home.

They had a humanist, pragmatic, neutral and open vision.

During the final part of his career, Tzara combined his humanist and anti-fascist perspective with a communist vision, joining the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War and the French Resistance during World War II, and serving a term in the National Assembly.

The self-taught Kertész's fresh vision paved the way for a subjective, humanist approach to photography.

Eisgruber and Lee supported the report's vision, stating: "Entrepreneurs can be engineers or humanists.