Sentence examples for universal grounds from inspiring English sources

Choices between incompatible but equally well-supported rival theories, it is argued, are often made based on interests and local preferences rather than neutral universal grounds.

'Abd al-Latif's attitude towards contemporary medicine and the practice of alchemy helps us understand his consideration for the epistemology of the sciences, which must be based on universal grounds as that of the Ancients, and it explains once more the primacy 'Abd al-Latif assigns to the philosophy of the Greeks which he considered the right way of thinking and therefore of acting.

But others tread more universal ground, drawing a crossover audience.

As the communal identity of opposites is the universal grounded, the ultimate ground must be identity as such.

The essence of God considered in himself, the universal ground of being cannot itself be captured by any of the limited categories which flow out from it.

That universal ground is the invulnerable essence of all human beings, their common source and potentials, their divine core.

Notice that these are all equally possible, namely certain in an infinite multi-verse, as there is no conceivable way of deciding whether they are all equally probable without first writing down an appropriate equilibrium theory for the universal ground state, by making use of relevant cosmological data etc. in our local space.

The French Enlightenment emphasized universals grounded in human reason against which the German thinkers, most notably Johann Gottfried von Herder, spoke of Kultur, which is to say the particular identity-defining differences characteristic of peoples and nations.

However, justifications for intervention must now be done on universal, "humanitarian" grounds instead of the "white man's burden".

I am not arguing here for abandoning a universal definition, just for a more truly universally grounded and methodical one.

They can only succeed if they can reach the "universal common ground" that they share with the whole.