Sentence examples for universal arts from inspiring English sources

The fascination of Lefèvre and his students with analogies and mathematics offers a glimpse of the early motivations to find a "universal method" that later bloomed in debates over universal arts (Rossi 2000: 29, 39; Ong 1958: 76).

Magic is a universal art form.

Universal Art: Scientists use thin sections of meteorites to study the history of the universe.

These universal art forms are rooted in the specificities of the African experience.

Ahead is the moving picture's natural goal--the true universal art form.

Some fear that it's becoming a kind of universal art form, often with more form than art.

German philosophers of the nineteenth century called classical music a universal art, and the music their compatriots produced was tailor-made to match this bold claim.

He did venture, however, that if the remains were those of the paintings, it was "a crime against humanity to destroy universal art".

French intellectual orthodoxy suggested that the advent of talkies meant the disappearance of cinema as a universal art form and the rise of philistine Hollywood commercialism.

Above all, he believed that music was a universal art: "As a democratic Australian, I long to see everyone somewhat of a musician, not a world divided between undeveloped amateurs and overdeveloped musical prigs".

Why, he wants to know, did this particular physical manifestation so grip the imagination of - almost literally - the entire world, as it could do in that silent epoch, when cinema, not limited by spoken language, was the universal art form?