Sentence examples for with humanist from inspiring English sources

Men and women with humanist views have made a massive contribution to our national life and society.

International tribunals can be a harsh reminder that injustice and unfairness are not incompatible with humanist intentions.

Services are gaining traction as outlets for organized atheism in places like London, Houston, Sacramento and New York, as well as at universities with humanist chaplains.

Both carry around with them a characteristic obsession of their age – Horatio is obsessed with humanist philosophy; Doyce is obsessed with patenting his invention.

His Literarum Latinarum ("Latin Letters"), published in Louvain, Belg., in 1540, was written in Latin, then the universal language of scholarship; that fact must have increased the work's appeal to northern European scholars who associated chancery with humanist learning.

For two decades, Sister Nicole has been telling her fellow sisters that they are better off taking their dwindling funds out of real estate and placing them in stocks and bonds, carefully picked to conform, where possible, with humanist values.

He came in contact not only with artists but also with humanists and poets of the Sforza court, and he himself wrote verses.

Palissy began as a painter of glass, but, after journeys in the south and in the Ardennes brought him into contact with humanists, he settled as a surveyor and potter in Saintes, near La Rochelle.

Like many men in the late Middle Ages, he occupied his time with astrology, magic, and the attempted manufacture of gold from base metals; but he also travelled as far as the Holy Land (1437), associated with Humanists, and collected books and precious stones.

Agrippa probably still had connections with humanists at court whom he had known during his earlier periods in France.

His connection with humanists was a decisive factor as several canons were sympathetic to Erasmian reform.