Sentence examples for humanistic interest from inspiring English sources

He viewed both cities with an outsider's fascination and curiosity, as well as a deeply humanistic interest in urban life.

This paper considers the impossibilities, uncertainties and undefined relationships that may be involved in extending scientific and humanistic interest towards the development of nanosciences and nanotechnologies.

The Florentine academies especially appealed to Milton, and he befriended young members of the Italian literati, whose similar humanistic interests he found gratifying.

While engaged in these wordily affair, Jacobi had not abandoned his more humanistic interests.

His earlier education took place in institutions of the Moravian Brethren (Herrnhuter), a strict pietist sect, where he also pursued broader humanistic interests however.

The interaction between preferred school courses and frequency of reading resulted in a constant increase of the mean values of the students' scores with increasing frequency of reading, the effect being higher in the case of students with humanistic interests.

Architecture was once a humanistic pursuit.

The word "humanism," Ms. Baron said, does not translate into all languages (modern Hebrew being one of them) but in her experience, those who call themselves humanistic Jews share an interest in human dignity, human rights and the study of a Jewish heritage that emphasizes its human contributions.