Sentence examples for unity and humanism of from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the King wanted a Bible that would both honor its sacred sources and emblazon the new unity and humanism of his reign.

Moscow said the release showed the "bravery and humanism" of the rebels defending Slaviansk.

Of these (excepting the historical movement described above) there are three basic types: humanism as Classicism, humanism as referring to the modern concept of the humanities, and humanism as human-centredness.

She prefers the rationalism, and the humanism, of old-fashioned science fiction.

The Renaissance is closely linked to the rise of humanism as a style of thought, and humanism is often conceived of as a rival and antagonist of scholasticism.

"I think the humanism of the Photo League was amazing, and that's lost now," he said.

His politics are a combination of socialism and humanism with a touch of technocracy.

It said the pope would experience the "patriotism, culture, and the Cuban people's spirit of solidarity and humanism, on which the history and unity of the nation are based".

In Spain, Juan de Valdés used it to discuss problems of patriotism and humanism (written 1533), and Vincenzo Carducci, theories of painting (1633).

Frank discussions of post-enlightenment social momentum, and the importance of sympathy and humanism bore limited fruit.

The many controversies over the coexistence of anticommunism and humanism in 1950 60s anticommunist films brought the ruling class to tolerate the combination of the two in the end.