Sentence examples for more universality from inspiring English sources

Greengrass's film, like many of the other films set during the Troubles, has turned out to have far more universality of interest than their film-makers had originally envisaged.

Work by Arthur Kleinman on depression in China and by Jane Murphy on mental illness among the Yoruba in Nigeria and Eskimos along the Bering Strait suggests more universality of mental illness than Watters implies.

They certainly convey more universality than a video thumbnail.

Supporters of this principle claim that this allows more universality and creates an incentive to find elegant, deceptively simple-looking problems which nevertheless require a certain level of ingenuity.

It's the universality more than the period that's the hook, of course.

MM: I hope it helps us to think more about the universality of suffering in all wars.

In particular, we shall develop a heuristic argument that serves to make more plausible the universality hypothesis in both thermal critical phenomena and percolation phenomena, and suggest that this argument could be developed into a possible coherent approach to understanding the ubiquity of scale invariance and universality in a wide range of complex systems.

Gone are the cheap materials and chintzy bands and the attention to detail – from the beautifully polished bracelet to the unique interface – speaks more to a universality that is missing in Android Wear and an attention to detail missing in Pebble.

And nowhere is this oneness, this universality more evident than in the children of the world!

Watching these stories told through the bodies of the dancers, I thought of Lillian Gish and her claim that films had infinitely more force, beauty and universality when they did not depend on words.

The search by speculative grammarians for a universal grammar has been criticized as the result of their shortsightedness: the privileged, predominant position of Latin in their culture made "universality" seem more likely.