Sentence examples for humanistic side from inspiring English sources

There is a humanistic side to him.

Overlooking Long Island Sound in the Bronx, it also has a humanistic side, as an ennobling public work of democratic ambition.

They're "the angry, the lost, the afraid," Rosen says, rather simplemindedly taking the humanistic side of the nature-versus-nurture argument.

"So the hearing process needs to be staffed by people who can deal effectively with individuals -- not just number- crunchers, but people with a humanistic side".

He does have a very humanistic side as well, but in the beginning he wasn't very happy about my decision to become a clown.

Here Ross listens to the mysterious interlude with Blake Eskin and discusses some of its possible meanings, and how the music demonstrates the humanistic side of the controversial composer.

Here, he remains in control and stays on the side of a defensible humanistic decency, which is admirable for the republic but often constraining for aesthetics, which thrive at the theoretical extremes of experience and (im moral possibility.

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.

The reform-mindedness of such humanists as Petrarch, Boccaccio, Erasmus, and Rabelais was balanced on the religious side by reformers such as John Calvin and Philipp Melanchthon, who employed humanistic techniques in their own cause.

Hopefully people who are for this type of investment and those who are completely against it may see the film and identify all sides of the story by way of a humanistic portrayal of this kind of conflict.

The guitarist and songwriter Pat McGee works the countryish and folk-rock side of Dave Matthews's style, picking and strumming behind earnestly humanistic lyrics about good people who aren't getting all they deserve.