Sentence examples for humanistic sensibility from inspiring English sources
I'm curious, do you feel that Jobs was able to infuse a kind of artistic sensibility, a humanistic sensibility into technology, as he claimed?
Clearheaded and tending to err on the side of understatement, his humanistic — and, often, diagnostic — sensibility illuminates his family, patients, and friends, as well as the post-reform Russia of the eighteen-eighties.
Machines have become quite good at measuring the acquisition of arithmetical operations, but they are much less good at quantifying such skills as creativity or flexibility — let alone measuring less easily definable aspects of a humanistic education, such as literary appreciation or artistic sensibility or the development of empathy.
Ford, in Andrew Sarris's famous phrase, keeps his eye on the horizon line of history; Douglas, whose sensibility is at once more pessimistic and humanistic than Ford's, concentrates on the immediate problems facing the characters in the foreground.
See also humanistic psychology.
Architecture was once a humanistic pursuit.
His early formal education was humanistic.
Finally, there was a humanistic trend.
It is humanistic but also pragmatic".
Humanistic realism bespoke a comprehensively critical attitude.
