Meanings of humanist movement in English

Those in the humanist movement had decided, and if it weren't for Sarah, Neil would've made the identical choice.

O'Connell had previously written about Thiel in a previous book on the trans- humanist movement and some of the super-rich's quests to live longer.

After the death of Nicholas V. the Pagan side of the Humanist movement became more and more apparent.

Another local anti-militarist group, the Humanist Movement, plans to hold a rally today to protest against NATO and US foreign policy.

The Humanist movement in England, unlike the corresponding movement in Italy, was in no sense hostile to religion or to the Catholic Church.

Ecclesiastical History profited largely from the Humanist movement which brought to light many new documents, and tended to awaken a spirit of scholarly criticism.

Yet, while all this is true, the Humanist movement did much, undoubtedly, to prepare men's minds for the great religious revolt of the sixteenth century.

"Dr. Hubert Long is a lighted fuse," Emily Bogarth said, her cold eyes hard on her operator, "that could blow the Humanist movement sky-high.