Sentence examples for humanitarian ideals from inspiring English sources

Informed by creative, humanitarian ideals, technology can foster social justice.

One is the inevitable clash between commercial interests and humanitarian ideals.

When science ran afoul of humanitarian ideals, he fought against it too.

For all its supposed humanitarian ideals, communism enslaved and killed of tens of millions.

Both works are enormous choral symphonies that unabashedly espouse humanitarian ideals, but with a difference.

He was an early champion of photography as art and, later, of photography as the carrier of humanitarian ideals.

This was the humanitarian ideal in practice — pure and unambiguous.

The humanitarian ideal – and ask any sci-fi writer, there's always a humanitarian ideal – is that the machine will one day be canny enough to aid busy doctors by diagnosing patients and assessing x-rays.

From The Octopus on he adopted a more humanitarian ideal and began to view the novel as a proper agent for social betterment.

The parallels are imperfect: Johnson was mired in an unjust war, and Merkel had tried to be true to a humanitarian ideal that was hard-won in Germany.

But there will also be those who say that the small, wealthy nation needs to take a more cautious approach to immigration, in order to preserve its citizens' faith in the traditional social contract while maintaining a strong humanitarian ideal.