| Humanistically, only our art and our ideas, those that ultimately define us, signify. |
| Linton's second chapter traces the humanistically educated Lutheran poet's conception of poetry as something utile dulce, possessing both utility and sweetness. |
| Their starting point was a humanistically oriented, social democratic ideal where the emphasis lay on human responsibility. |
| Humanistically inclined Englishmen and Germans admired the cultivated Florentine game of calcio, a form of football that stressed the good looks and elegant attire of the players. |
| Only in this way are people actually advancing politically and humanistically. |
| Hume's philosophical intention was to reap, humanistically, the harvest sowed by Newtonian physics, to apply the method of natural science to human nature. |
