Sentence examples for universal matters from inspiring English sources

"People can link the two things, but basically I talk about more universal matters.

Van Coke's beautifully melancholic solo album exposes a more mature artist grappling with weighty existential (and universal) matters.

He has also often described his intent to write about universal matters — and that offers another way of thinking about his narrators' uncanny tone.

Now, Op-Ed includes Sunday Review, a section with longer reported, opinionated pieces, and Opinionator, one of the most popular blogs at The Times and home to series like The Stone, on philosophy, Disunion, on the Civil War, Draft, on writing, and Private Lives, personal perspectives of universal matters.

Petty never fell for the hell-raisin' Southern rock stereotype, prefering to reflect in mainstream rock songs like "Listen to Her Heart" and "Refugee" on more universal matters of youthful aspirations and integrity.

In fact, the intellect is the first being in which universal matter and form are conjoined.

This suggests that the difference between matter and form has some counterpart in the Godhead and also that universal matter is superior to universal form.

Some of Ibn Gabirol's statements seem to support the superiority of universal matter; other passages, however, appear to imply the superiority of universal form.

In order to kick the issue into touch, some Democrats – including, to his shame, President Obama – have refused to acknowledge gay marriage as a universal matter of equality; instead, saying it is an issue for each individual state.

But knowing a secret and when to share it is, as Leonard Garment writes, "the official and unofficial coin of the realm, the universal matter out of which individuals create their status, power and wealth".

He also said his music was a way of connecting the quarks inside all of us to the quantum levels of universal matter, and that music is a route to the infinite.