Humanistic used in a sentence

Humanistic in a sentence as an adjective

It wonder if they tested it vs a more humanistic version?

Each new generation brings the same humanistic flaws of the last generation.

I've seen some very humanistic threads- feedback, offers, and connections happen here.

Or is the explanation more humanistic: "Obama seems like a more trustworthy guy."

This is basically a less humanistic version of Frutiger.

I've always been fascinated by people's propensity to write about things they don't know, with the excuse that it's just humanistic sciences.

If we don't want to revert to a world of lords and serfs, basic income is the best way to preserve Adam Smith's humanistic vision of capitalism.

Thinking about it in a humanistic way like that, instead of a negative/destructive way, lets me get over things immediately.

We're almost on the verge of a technological/humanistic revolution in which everything will be changeable.

I think the only way to get through those times is pursuing an idea that stems from a deep principle you believe in. This is currently what I'm looking for: identifying my humanistic principles, and seeing what ideas are natural conclusions from it. No more random market based ideas.

This is why Alexander's work is humanistic and beautiful, while stuff like the GoF patterns book is utterly uninteresting for anyone who's not a programmer.

But I don't see anything anti-Semitic, or anti-humanistic, in this, nor do I think he was saying that Jewish lives were worth little in absolute terms or relative to others.