Sentence examples for our humanistic from inspiring English sources

He was impressed by Wittgenstein's anti-scientism but also argued that in some cases, but not all, scientific understanding does have a bearing on our humanistic philosophical concerns.

A recent personal experience brought more clarity to just how delicate our humanistic motor systems can be.

For it means that the old Humanities studies grounded in the conviction that full devotion to prolix texts is the most productive route to enhancing our humanistic instincts.

To build the next version of MT, Kai and the Athena team, wanted to take advantage of a whole new "stack" of modern tech to write our humanistic code.

In our resolutely humanistic age, we still see flashes of this domain in lyrical ballets such as Christopher Wheeldon's Within the Golden Hour, but today's paradise is an earthly one, and its principal artificer is Mark Morris.

In a recent column, I argued that colleges and universities are primarily vehicles for the preservation, development and transmission of our intellectual culture (scientific, humanistic and artistic).

De Nostri Temporis Studiorum Ratione (1709; "On the Study Methods of Our Time") defended the humanistic program of studies against what Vico took to be an encroachment by the rationalistic system of Descartes on the educational methods proper for youth.

Humanistic leadership is part of our responsibility to our patients, their families and our colleagues.

This has greatly hampered our understanding of Freud's humanistic views.

An instinctive quest for our civilisation and its towering humanistic values was never far from the core of Clark's writing.

This is the philosophical gist of Gadamer's humanistic ontology: that our being, historically conditioned as it is, is always more being (Sein) than conscious being (Bewusstsein).