Sentence examples for humanistic work from inspiring English sources

The importance of seeing, seeing the world deeply, is at the heart of this quietly devastating, humanistic work from the South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong.

Kudos to Dr. Janos Marton for his humane and humanistic work with the mentally ill ("A Protected Space, Where Art Comes Calling," July 30).

The accusation stands that the mechanisms of research evaluation are insufficient for measuring the values of cultural, creative or humanistic work.

"The artists of the Kitchen strongly believe that performing their deeply humanistic work is a very important part of the healing process," the company said in a statement.

In bringing to life this huge humanistic work he encompassed all his past efforts to create new dimensions in the theater.

This humanistic work was the basis of Moore's international reputation, which dates from the large retrospective exhibition held in 1946 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

Having already written two substantive works for this inimitable ensemble, he conceived this symphony as a humanistic sacred work for four voices (countertenor, two tenors and baritone) and full orchestra.

He is hoping to rethink the fundamental assumptions and practices in humanistic scholarly work by employing the digital modular, less linear modes of academic writing.

Humanistic social work, positive psychology, strength-based perspectives and cognitive behavioural techniques are all evidence-based approaches, which can return a sense of agency to social workers and their service users alike.

The Humanities and Liberal Arts Assessment project (HULA) has developed new research methodologies for deepening our understanding of just how humanistic pedagogy works, what humanists expect it to accomplish, and what our methods for assessing it might be.

His publications include poetry, essays, satire (especially on Presbyterianism), and translations of historical, humanistic, and utopian works.