Sentence examples for universal conditions from inspiring English sources

In English, for instance, the universal conditions of question prosody result in a shuffle of words, when we turn a statement into a question.

Across a broad range of languages, he contends, there are universal conditions regulating the prosody — the exact pattern of intonations — of questions.

They explored the seven universal conditions for success -- conception, confidence, concentration, consistency, commitment, character and capacity to enjoy -- that he says he culled from the teachings of Aristotle and Plato.

What has been disclosed here are mere universal conditions or modes of existence in which Dasein happens and experiences happenings.

While feasibility and safety are universal conditions, and the use of assisted reproduction is based on personal decisions, the actual availability of options is not in the hands of either scientists or propspective parents.

Still, if this priority claim and the features shared by all Dasein really are supposed to be ahistorical, universal conditions (applicable everywhere throughout history), we are seemingly owed an account of just how such conditions are even possible, given Dasein's essential historicality.

Anxiety, after all, is a universal condition.

It is a universal condition, that of vulnerability.

"I think that's a universal condition," Ms. Cusack said.

Rather, the law of opposites is a universal condition.

The singular abstraction of this title suggests that the book wants to bring to life some universal condition.