Sentence examples for humanistic profession from inspiring English sources

Van Veen imbued Rubens with a lively sense of painting as a lofty humanistic profession.

Some participants believed that there not should be any conflict in nursing as a humanistic profession.

Some participants believed that as nursing is a humanistic profession, conflict could not therefore affect nurses' performance.

Conditions orienting supervisors' approach to their role and their relationship to the AN include the institutional guidelines for implementing and evaluating ministry programs and the vocation and humanistic values of the nursing profession.

Yet Flusser is much respected and his scholarly work is quite sober, nor has he anything of the polymath's cynicism; he is quite positive in his profession of his own humanistic creed.

Methodological bases of teaching the course of introduction to the profession on the basis of humanistic values are determined.

As far as non-Jewish works and subjects were concerned, Judah, like most elite Jews of the fifteenth century, would have been instructed in both the medieval Arabo-Judaic tradition (e.g., Maimonides, Averroes), in addition to humanistic studies imported from Italy.[4] By profession, Judah was a doctor, one who had a very good reputation and who served the royal court.

(#21, female, MS2) The majority of students felt completing the projects also changed or reinforced their attitude toward medicine in a positive way: "I think if the project wasn't there, I would be more inclined to think that the profession was more brutal and not very humanistic at all".

Peter Loewenberg, a psychoanalyst and professor of the history of psychoanalysis at U.C.L.A., described Dr. Rangell as one of the profession's "leading statesmen" and a voice for humanistic values in an age of quick-fix therapy.

(That Stone is almost completely unknown outside the profession is curious and unfortunate) Stone's attractive humanistic view of the analyst's role is currently shared by all but a small minority of analysts.

For nursing students, as novices within the profession, it is imperative that patient safety is internalized as both a central humanistic nursing value and a fundamental patient right [ 5].