Sentence examples for formation and universalist from inspiring English sources

It was an idealist epoch, cosmopolitan in formation and universalist in ideology.

He is nonsectarian, nonpartisan and universalist.

In Egypt the revolution was populist and universalist.

We first elaborate on how this strategy conciliates niche and Universalist views, which may appear conflicting at first sight.

The specific features of its local and pragmatic policy origins – contrasting with the state-centred and universalist view of multicultural policies – will complete the picture.

Historians in the "Whiggish" tradition that emerged during the Victorian period traced a progressive and universalist course of political and economic development in England over the medieval period.

The economics faculty at Chicago questioned abstract and universalist neoclassical theories, then in vogue, arguing that general rules for economic policy should be derived from specific case studies.

For similar reasons, Arminians and universalists both regard an acceptance of (1) as essential to a proper understanding of divine grace.

Those who arrived from New England were for the most part Christian Protestants, Quakers, and Universalists.

Small business formations and agreements.

And this universalist idea grew ever stronger in subsequent years.