Sentence examples for some humanism from inspiring English sources

I want to feel that there is someone out there with some humanism to stretch back to me and help me out".

Like a lot of documentaries, "Gaza E.R.," tonight on PBS's "Wide Angle" series, makes a grim subject a little more palatable by occasionally tossing in some humanism via a likable character who provides perspective and comic relief.

This was the man and the party for which so many had such high hopes; who naively saw socialism as having some link with humanism.

Some find his humanism simple-minded, and his work anti-modern; they criticize him for lacking the new modes of expression or experimentation found in works of Ray's contemporaries, such as Jean-Luc Godard.

Our experiences that week truly put the "human" in Humanism.

Some also refer to humanism, a wider encompassing belief that roots itself in the potential of human beings.

The articulation of humanism demands something humane, and its signal is disproportionate pleasure placed in some frankly irrational love.

The interesting question is whether Christianity in this country can ever recover, or whether some kind of organised humanism could actually replace it.

Schaeffer believed that the Reagan years presented an "open window" of opportunity to reverse the tide of humanism, before "some form of an elite authoritarianism" was likely to take over, perhaps "under the guise of constitutionality as it was under Caesar Augustus in the Roman Empire".

The quotation from the Letter on Humanism provides some clues about what to look for.

Still, there are reasons to think that John embraced some aspects of a humanism of this sort.