The phrase "inner universe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an individual's internal thoughts, feelings, or consciousness, often in a philosophical or psychological context.
Example: "Through meditation, she explored her inner universe, discovering thoughts and emotions she had long suppressed."
Alternatives: "internal world" or "personal cosmos."
A movie star is someone about whom the camera's X-ray-like stare reveals an entire inner universe.
Painted on paper, the pictures create the most vibrant expression of Miró's inner universe, with its by now recognisable system of codes and symbols.
Like many children and eccentrics, Tate can remind us how hard it is to share in another person's inner universe; we have one of our own that is already often boring enough.
In this state, your brain and body are preventing entry to a private inner universe that poses one of the biggest challenges in science – but any minute now, when the alarm buzzes, this special place will be all yours, exclusively.
The artist retreats to an inner universe In 1939, at the outbreak of the second world war, Miró and his family moved to Varengeville on the Normandy coast, a few miles from Dieppe.
And actually, Sparklehorse's appeal rests more on Linkous's enchanting inner universe; the sparrows and June bugs that populate it, and the warm analogue oscillations in which they are bathed.
In Smith's "Autograph Man," in Franzen's "Strong Motion," in the otherwise dazzling "Mister Squishy," and, alas, in "The Marriage Plot" itself, we encounter characters too neatly or thinly drawn, too recognizably literary, to confront us with the fact that there are other people besides ourselves in the world, whole mysterious inner universes.
He has refined and united the once-divided gaze that looks out at the visible world, drinking it up, while still conjuring dark, cryptic inner universes.
His manager at Aston Villa, John Gregory, had said the Frenchman was "carrying a bit of timber", so after equalising against Manchester City, Ginola summoned his inner Mr Universe and tensed up for the cameras.
And it is through the shamans that the Yanomami learn to share an inner world where Omama, the creator of the universe, is in a constant struggle against his evil brother, Yoasi.
It was inner space, the universe inside atoms, that Bohr was musing about on the hike with Heisenberg.
