Sentence examples for it expresses a universal from inspiring English sources

Second, the religious can be distinguished from the secular because it expresses a universal, essential structure that Eliade called the "dialectic of the sacred and the profane," or the "dialectic of hierophanies" (manifestations of the sacred in the world).

Known as the "praise eulogy," it expresses a universal truth.

One alternative to the production of RNAi expression libraries using known genes involves the generation of random libraries capable of expressing a universal set of shRNAs or siRNAs.

Dr. Bendersky writes that he sees the painting as expressing a universal but contemporary message.

This phenomenon means that 'it is difficult to express a universal sequential test precisely in terms of C-complexity' (Li and Vitányi 2008: 151), and the best that can be precisely done is to find upper and lower bounds expressible in terms of ordinary Kolmogorov complexity between which the set of ML-random sequences falls (Li and Vitányi 2008: § 2.5.3).

They point to the realization that all our various religions and spiritual practices are but localized ways a given culture has chosen to express a universal human need – the desire to connect with something greater than ourselves.

That has always been the greatness of Hindu universalism, that it expresses itself as a universal concern rather than a parochial dogma.

By contrast, on Neale's view, the requirement that Sarah beats all the donkeys she owns for (13) to be true (on one of its readings) essentially falls out of the semantics of the anaphoric pronoun alone, since on one of its readings, it expresses universal quantification over donkeys Sarah owns, (the numberless description reading).

LG: I like opera because it expresses universal emotions in a grand way.

It expresses the universal human impulse to find meaning in the void.

American pop music is a tendril from the outside world that has penetrated this claustrophobic, hectic island, and it expresses the universal longings and the specific frustrations that dominate the lives of Mr. Yang's characters.