Sentence examples for rich humanist from inspiring English sources
Between the rich humanist realism and grand spiritual passions of the 17th century and the new formal rigors and political awakenings of the 19th century, Rococo looks pretty vacuous.
"What people have been eager to publish are the very darkest views; they skip the rich and nuanced humanist views," observed Zara Houshmand, a poet and playwright who was a co-author of the Iranian artist Monir Farmanfarmaian's memoir, "A Mirror Garden," published here last year.
The Renaissance in Germany—rich in art, architecture, and learned humanist writings was poor in German-language literature.
But humanists in Britain have also made rich contributions to our artistic and literary heritage (think Thomas Hardy, John Fowles, George Eliot, Harold Pinter, Anish Kapoor) and to our intellectual heritage (Amartya Sen, A J Ayer, Karl Popper).
There is a divinity at work here, yet Hull's mantra has a humanist heart, concerning the profound need for understanding between the sighted and the blind, men and women, rich and poor, old and young.
The polemical juxtaposition of civic humanist and liberal individualist paradigms of public consciousness has tended to accentuate differences and to reduce the rich complexity of the historical and social reality that they seek to capture to caricatures set up for the purpose of being shot down.
Horticulturalist, humanist.
But readers who consider themselves humanists should consider: Is there any population better situated to bestow fulfilling, flourishing, opportunity-rich lives on future generations than the inhabitants of rich democracies?
Eileen Regan, a Humanist celebrant, officiated.
