Sentence examples for view of humanist from inspiring English sources

Discusses the speakers of the debate; Mr. Irving Babbitt, the great Humanist leader; Mr. Henry Seidel Canby, another Humanist; and on the other side, Carl Van Doren, attacked decorum (view of Humanist) in a most undecorous way.

Typical, some would say, of the view of humanists and others who believe that sex and relationships education should be an entitlement for all our children, and are often accused as a consequence of riding roughshod over the rights of some religious parents and the "rights" of religious schools.

Then she goes on: "I was supposed to attack science from the view of a humanist in these little 30-second sound bites.

Certainly, Miller shared Truffaut's desire to touch a large audience without sacrificing his soul, as well as a humanist attitude and a refusal to moralise, though Miller had a rather darker view of humanity.

He is thus a pioneer of a scientific humanist view of government and of the neutrality of the state in matters of belief.

The religious affirmation of fear and dread of a higher being is indeed alien to the humanist view of the world.

While I don't place a spiritual meaning on death, I have a humanist view of it.

John is most commonly described as a humanist although he exhibits only some of the many different aspects of humanist thought and outlook.

They celebrate "French values" instead of humanist ones.

Sickingen protected Martin Luther and harboured many Humanists and Reformers in his castles, which were, in the words of Humanist Ulrich von Hutten, "a refuge for righteousness".

Todd is the symbol of humanist, irreligious power.