Sentence examples for being a universal from inspiring English sources

These expressions are parallel to those with which Aristotle distinguishes universal and particular terms, and Aristotle is aware of that, explicitly distinguishing between a term being a universal and a term being universally predicated of another.

("Folks" being a universal code word for reassurance).

The BBC's funding model depends on it being a universal service.

The same researchers reported last year that praise, far from being a universal motivator, is very much context-dependent.

She added: "There are barriers and inequalities in Britain today that prevent this from being a universal human right.

There are barriers and inequalities in Britain today that prevent this from being a universal human right.

"That's a universal theme".

"Doodling is a universal behavior.

This is a universal law.

"It's a universal fear.

This is a universal deal.