Sentence examples for slice of humanism from inspiring English sources

Screened at the London film festival last autumn without fanfare – despite the presence of the director to promote it – it turned out to be a raw slice of humanism that was so relentlessly bleak it stood absolutely no chance of finding anyone here to distribute it.

There is another kind of humanism that extols human achievement in the intellectual and moral spheres.

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

Cue Alain de Botton, the young high priest of humanism.

You know, a little bit of humanism.

"It was not an act of humanism.

Thus Cosimo was one of the mainsprings of Humanism.

But he came to his understanding of humanism over time.

No discussion of humanism, therefore, can have validity without an understanding of humanitas.

Baldassare Castiglione expressed the transition of humanism from the city to the Renaissance court.

A spirit of humanism, sometimes coloured by a fatalistic heroic outlook, pervades the narrative.