Sentence examples for more universality than from inspiring English sources

They certainly convey more universality than a video thumbnail.

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.

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

If so, and if these creatures can plausibly be regarded as sharing our mental states to be sure, a controversial thesis then even if neural states can be individuated more coarsely, functionalism will retain its claim to greater universality than the identity thesis.

They are closer to universality than even Callot's similarly inspired series and are searching comments on more stages of cruelty than Hogarth covered.

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

Babar in particular saw some evidence that the tau decay happens more often than the muon, violating lepton universality.

The calculation of the ultimate economic costs and benefits of healthcare can be a far more complex process than the universality-deniers would have us believe.

The stories span more than 35 countries, showing the universality and also the cultural differences across the globe that exist in relationships between fathers and daughters.

Well, I'm prepared to give testimony that it is more intuitive than a PC, but the PC has universality.