Sentence examples for a universality that from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, national tests must have a universality that finds common ground among students with different backgrounds.

And it gives Malú's story a universality that can speak to someone who's coconut, Oreo, white bread — or anything else.

But some of the individual segments were so powerful and moving that they attained a universality that indeed transcended the personal.

Its contemporary psychological realism lends "Lantana" a universality that so many Australian films lack as they flaunt instead their regional character.

Here, in her best New York show, she does it with a simplicity and a universality that speak directly to the heart.

But, as the government points out, "federal tax laws are 'to be interpreted so as to give a uniform application to a nationwide scheme of taxation'", a universality that is impossible under the challengers' view of the law.

There are no easy gestures in his operas, no slick resolutions, only a compelling universality that emerges from the deepest particulars of his Moravian landscapes and sounds.

Even more intriguingly, he notes that their chemical simulations show a potential universality that may apply to the origin of bio-molecular genetic codes outside our own solar system.

Above all, it delivers a terrifyingly calculated consensus storytelling, an artificial universality that is achieved, in part, through express religious references.

As a theory it achieved a sort of universality that could be applied to almost anything, from 20% of customers buying 80% of products, to 80% of production errors being made by 20% of workers, etc.

They have achieved a sort of universality that would probably have pleased the artist.