Sentence examples for humanistic approach from inspiring English sources

Schama offers an appealingly democratic and humanistic approach to Jewish history.

Choosing the humanistic approach to other people's misery brings certain obligations.

A prolific writer, Dr. Pitanguy says he takes a "humanistic" approach to medicine.

It is a notion I find later described in the Portuguese drug strategy document as a "humanistic" approach.

He also presents what he calls a "humanistic approach" to the game in lectures, online and in five books.

The Études inculcated into a middle-class public the insight and sensitivity of the historical, humanistic approach to religion.

People have not been aware of how political many of his plays were or of his humanistic approach to labor, lynching, racism and his attempts to erase stereotypes".

This warmly humanistic approach can be appealing, and the discipline of dealing with physical objects forces Mr. de Botton to drop some of his affectations.

To symbolize the humanistic approach to reading, Wolf has chosen Proust, who described reading as "that fruitful miracle of a communication in the midst of solitude".

The urge to upzone an already overcrowded city center, mostly for revenue purposes, needs to be strongly tempered by a more humanistic approach.

Present-day critics of this classical humanistic approach would challenge the alleged power of mental discipline and the rather exclusive value of Greco-Roman thought.