Sentence examples for such universality from inspiring English sources

Here at Cannes, I have been overwhelmed - I didn't realise the story had such universality".

Such universality allowed people to project on to it whatever they wished.

Such universality might account for a proliferation of Object Theater pieces ("the new, cool puppetry parlance," according to Mr. Hurlin): the Broadway musical "Avenue Q and Paula Vogell's play "The Long Christmas Ride Home"; the films "Being John Malkovich" and "Illuminata".

He illustrates such universality in an appendix that offers quotations from widely varying cultures, ancient and modern, Eastern and Western, showing agreement on the need for general beneficence and on specific duties to parents, elders, and children, and agreement that loyalty and justice are consistently praised while disloyalty, lying, theft, and murder are consistently condemned.

Such universality would actually be responsible for the convergent evolution of structural patterns on different scales.

Association is inadequate for accounting for this objectivity because it is incapable of yielding such universality and necessity, a defect not shared by synthesis.

Rather, the transcendental method in ethics begins with pure jurisprudence, which investigates the very concept of law and its essential features such as universality.

Absence of the factors, such as universality, uniqueness, permanence, and acceptability, leads to a weak recognition system with high error rates.

Different epistemic values, such as universality, accuracy, simplicity, fruitfulness may pull in different directions (cf. Hoyningen-Huene 1992, 492 496; 1993, 150 154; Feyerabend 1981a, 16; 1981c, 238) allowing for the possibility of rational disagreement.

Mechanisms thus seem to play the role of laws in the biological sciences: we seek mechanisms to explain, predict, and control phenomena in nature even if mechanisms lack many of the characteristics definitive of laws in the logical empiricist framework (such as universality, inviolable necessity, or unrestricted scope).

The Healthcare Is a Human Right Campaign has built a broad-based people's movement guided by principles, such as universality and equity, rather than by specific policy or legislative proposals, such as single-payer.