Sentence examples for humanistic trait from inspiring English sources

A unique humanistic trait shines through us all, and we desire to help the people around us, not only comforting them but also healing ourselves.

The Bauhaus with which I am more familiar is about embracing humanistic traits, and exercising them on a human scale so as to capture the 'spirit' that was being lost in the mechanization of processes.

These traits will foster a humanistic culture in critical care where several disciplines with differing opinions and agendas may be involved in caring for a critically ill child.

Rather, it may indicate an ability of patients with a spiritual/religious attitude to "look deeper" and to appreciate life as such – a trait or attitude which can be predicted best by an engagement in Religious practices and Humanistic practices.

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.

Everything is calm, cool, yet warmly humanistic.