Sentence examples for humanistic principles from inspiring English sources

The nonreligious who do not believe in humanistic principles will have to fight for a voice in the dialogue.

Humanistic principles attained application during the "human potential" movement, which became popular in the United States during the 1960s.

What ties Mr. Safdie's work together is not so much a recognizable style or repeated vocabulary but a consistent set of humanistic principles focusing on the power and responsibility of architecture to shape emotion.

Findings suggest the restorative function of supervision is most valued and is facilitated in an environment where humanistic principles of non-judgement, empathy and trust are clearly present.

But he specifically laid the roots of the so-called 'Romantic spirit' in chivalry, i.e. in the union of the heroism of the northern conquerors with the humanistic principles of Christianity.

The Satanic Temple, on the other hand, was created by Lucien Greaves (aka Doug Mesner and Malcolm Jarryy in 2014 to promote humanistic principles of benevolence and empathy.

But this predisposition, rather than a divergence from humanistic principle, was a direct outgrowth of its evangelistic thrust.

Two features of Federico's palace at Urbino exemplify the profound interrelationship between humanistic principle and Renaissance art.

He embraces "the humanistic principle: you can't weed out the human contribution" (P, 122).

And he reasons from humanistic fundamental principles in a way I find very admirable.

Humanistic design, in principle, is framed around people's emotional, physical, social and cognitive behaviors in different contexts.