Sentence examples for humanistic concerns from inspiring English sources

It has been the glory of modern science that it has been able to emancipate itself completely from all such humanistic concerns.

But he doesn't acknowledge that New York City, unlike Oklahoma City, has a modern collective legacy of placing real estate revenue and commerce over humanistic concerns.

Although technology was thought of by some as antagonistic to humanistic concerns, others argued that it made communication and comprehension available to a wider population and encouraged "system thinking," both ultimately integrative effects.

Her definition of feminism appears to focus on more humanistic concerns, and her idea of women as "equal but different" has chimed more with the French feminist philosophers of the 1970s who celebrate difference.

The postmodern spirit demands that chemical engineers give attention not only to society's material needs but also to its humanistic concerns.

Her sculpture is also quite different from that of her father, although it shares many of the same humanistic concerns.

His book demonstrates a comprehensive mastery of history and historical connections, as well as a deep humanistic concern for those who have been oppressed by Wahhabi ruthlessness.

When Mr. O'Neill was first appointed, he was hailed for his successful tenure at Alcoa, where, like Mr. McNamara at Ford, he was prized for his humanistic concern with safety as well as his can-do resuscitation of a sinking bottom line.

So they can spread their humanistic concern to earn the respect, believe, and high appraisal from others and to prove their social value.

His sharp observation, humanistic concern and adaptive attitude are keys to his success in winning the locals over to western medicine.

He was impressed by Wittgenstein's anti-scientism but also argued that in some cases, but not all, scientific understanding does have a bearing on our humanistic philosophical concerns.