Sentence examples for us humanism from inspiring English sources
"In the most general terms," he tells us, "humanism is the idea that the human animal is the site of some kind of unique value in the world".
Our experiences that week truly put the "human" in Humanism.
To foster humanism requires us not only to lead by example but also to teach these dimensions to all PICU staff.
He calls instead for "a far-sighted humanism based on human wretchedness" that would not "have saved us from wars, revolutions and cataclysms – these have never been found wanting … but it would certainly have saved us from wars on a national scale, revolutions on a world scale, from mechanized barbarism, from gas and germ warfare – and from racism".
People like her make it possible for us to indulge our easy humanism.
Us and them, nature and humanism.
His radical humanism kept him from taking refuge in "us and them" distinctions — he was much more focused on the shame of the species.
Shas leaders are equally disdainful of life outside the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish community and have largely ignored the traditions of Sephardic Rabbinic Humanism that were passed down to us from Moses Maimonides in his great intellectual synthesis.
"These are not good days for us," acknowledged Paul Kurtz, founder of the Council for Secular Humanism, in Amherst, N.Y., near Buffalo.
European values for Korea and North East Asia in a 'global' 21st century means therefore in my opinion a reorientation away from mainly US-American cultural hegemony (Gramsci 2000), towards more Enlightenment and humanism.
A moral identity can come from a religion, a culture, professional mores (like the Hippocratic oath), a cosmopolitan humanism or sometimes just an insistent voice inside us.
