Sentence examples for universal idea from inspiring English sources

"It's a universal idea," says Southern.

Tara, you might say, is a Tibetan emanation of a more universal idea of the sacred feminine.

Self-flagellation was a universal idea in the Catholic tradition until the early part of the last century.

There is a universal idea in England that the sea bathing of France is superior to ours.

Starting with a universal idea, like having a titan of cringe for a boss, can help bring out the local particulars in even sharper definition.

This rupture created a new and universal idea of freedom and equality -- one that Islamic societies around the world have not yet been ready to face.

"We found universal ideas, universal truths, and did a campaign that fits with everyone," he said.

Yet, unlike them, he was exposed to and tremendously stimulated by the Jewish left "and all their universal ideas".

The material is better used to express universal ideas than to catch fleeting individuality, which is probably why we find stones so welcoming.

At a time when "universal" ideas and feelings are often compromised or undercut by group identities, the dog tale still has the power to move us.

It was the first time political power, as represented by coinage, was connected to a set of unchanging universal ideas rather than a person.Religion as a way of organising different interests in societies is another theme.