Sentence examples for humanistic one from inspiring English sources

He wanted to sweep aside a dying commercial civilization and replace it with a humanistic one, based on justice.

It was a love of literature, and at college he has the chance to completely shed his Baptist mind-set and embrace a humanistic one.

To remedy such an alienation, the project of Horkheimer and Adorno is to replace the narrow positivistic and instrumentalist model of rationality with a more humanistic one, in which the values of the aesthetic, moral, sensuous and expressive aspects of human life play a central part.

Although he claimed no special expertise in rhetorical learning and had received a traditional scholastic education, not a humanistic one, Luther understood the modes of rhetorical discourse very well and shrewdly shifted the discussion from Erasmus' deliberative mode to Cicero's judicial mode, which aimed not to moderate and reconcile but to win decisions in the law courts.

The treatment progress of patients with vertebral fractures should not be based only on the clinical outcomes, but on the humanistic ones as well, such as the health related quality of life (HRQOL) outcome.

Of the total participants, 728 were from the scientific high schools and 380 from the humanistic ones.

Working primarily with light and shadow, many of Lozano-Hemmer's pieces are really just platforms for participation inviting visitors to lend their voice, heartbeat, breath, or fingerprint to construct the spectacle while at the same time highlighting both uniquely modern issues, such as surveillance and privacy, as well as timeless, humanistic ones, such as mortality and interconnectedness.

But Ms. Johnson's 40-minute work has a gentle, humanistic core, one that teases out the lyrical qualities of dancers like the sublime Acacia Schachte.

GPSW trains humanistic writers with one foot in the sciences and the other in the arts to probe the values and practices of science and technology, and to narrow the gap in modern society between citizens and wielders of scientific expertise.

Perhaps you will say that I am making too many abrupt transitions between humanistic interpretation on the one hand and foreign policy on the other, and that a modern technological society which along with unprecedented power possesses the internet and F-16 fighter-jets must in the end be commanded by formidable technical-policy experts like Donald Rumsfeld and Richard Perle.

On one level, this Northern Renaissance masterpiece expresses the great humanistic spirit that pervaded his life and teaching.