Sentence examples for part of humanism from inspiring English sources

The unsparing study of oneself is also a part of humanism.

The theology preached at Sunday Assemblies is a kind of mish-mash of the feel-good parts of humanism coupled with an enthusiastic emphasis on how wonderful life is.

Part of encouraging humanism in the PICU is not only to provide the appropriate culture and work environment, but also to challenge all staff on a regular basis and to continue to reassess ourselves to determine whether we are contributors to this culture.

His essays were part of the rolling flood of humanism and the Renaissance that, though it arrived late to Britain, still had enormous effect.

It's an important part of Lawrence's anti-humanism from The Rainbow onwards: to distrust the human apprehension and construction of the world.

The definition of humanism as anthropocentricity or human-centredness has a firmer claim to correctness.

The program, which also helps family members who are struggling with terminally ill loved ones, was part of an innovative new center for humanism at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-New Jersey Medical School in Newark.

It is the part of Modernism not derived from the Humanism of the Greeks, the Magna Carta or the American Constitution.

Lay princes as well as churchmen promoted learning and were among the patrons of humanism, although the practicing humanists themselves were for the most part ecclesiastics.

The economic and social conditions behind the intellectual and cultural revolution of humanism in Italy were also present, though in different forms, in other parts of Europe.

You know, a little bit of humanism.