humanistically in a sentence

1. human endeavours cannot afford to be humanistically irresponsible.

2. We do not ask where this humanistically atheistic over-morality comes from.

3. This humanistically stuck-up Merkelism should nevertheless receive an answer.

4. For this they have to go beyond the humanistically snobbish Merkelism and practice the hard communal self-deception.

5. Ethos and feeling - these are the two elements of the condition humaine to which Zen Buddhism has no humanistically satisfying answer.

6. At Humanistic Management Practices gGmbH (HMP) we research and promote a humanistically inspired ethic and environmental sustainability in business.

7. This is the next step after humanistically snobbish Merkelism and the only chance Jehovah's Witnesses have of continuing to serve the Watchtower Society faithfully.

8. See All...; 16:25) God obviously wanted that repeated for us, perhaps especially for this humanistically oriented generation which majors on what seems and feels right.

9. Monti is not in search of the “imaginative”, “aesthetic” side of Technique; nor does he possess the pathetic ideological pretension of humanistically redeeming Technique through “poetry” or “creativity”.

10. The Chinese mandarin is, or rather originally was, what the humanist of our Renaissance period approximately was: a literator humanistically trained and tested in the language monuments of the remote past.

11. Russia’s current indirect participation in the Ukrainian crisis was an unavoidable reaction to the destabilization of a neighboring country that is very important to Moscow internationally, economically, historically, and humanistically.

12. People who wish to explore their personal spirituality need not have any specific beliefs, as the spiritual experience can be viewed humanistically – as the link between all earth-life, between the whole of nature, animals and human beings.

13. In order to classify these phenomena, which go beyond the limits of personality, and not least to free them from psychopathological interpretations, Maslow first used the term trans-humanistically, which he then replaced with „transpersonal“ (Maslow, 1994).