Sentence examples for a universal kind from inspiring English sources

But then I was persuaded that it was a universal kind of story, and I used my specialness to persuade people that I was the right guy for the job".

"I wanted something that was not time-specific, but of a more universal kind of time, a historical time".

And when I studied this material -- which included going back to religion and philosophy for 2000 years, because they wanted to make it a multi-cultural, universal kind of phenomenon -- in saying that that's where psychology was originally oriented, well, I wanted to go back to the Jewish sources.

It is noteworthy that a frequent Sanskrit term for "universal", "kind", i.e., jāti, is also the term for "caste".

Major Victorian sculptors created the most universal kind of 2D sculpture currency possible, the coinage and medals of the British Empire, and "cameo" jewellery, a huge Victorian fashion.

Whereas Shakespeare may function as a universal, the kinds of meaningfulness that Anglo-European Shakespearean scholarship and performance conventions generate do not.

Correlatively, a semantic distinction is drawn between "natural kind terms" (naimittikī), i.e. terms the basis for whose application is a universal, and "imposed kind terms", terms whose basis for application is an anthropocentric property.

Each kind is a universal, and the three categories of kind therefore form three categories of universal.

Pershin and Di Ventra begin by creating a kind of a universal maze in the form of a grid of memristors, in other words an array in which each node is connected to another by a memristor and a switch.

She's not a universal story or some kind of trope.

I still figured Butch might feel better or even heal if he ever got out west because the air and the open land seemed like a universal balm for any kind of illness.