Sentence examples for universal meaning from inspiring English sources

The word 'collaboration', however, has no universal meaning and can mean different things to different people.

In the book business, the words "a life" mean a biography, but the phrase has a deeper, more universal meaning, reflected on a trivial level by the catch phrase of a few years ago that admonished a person to get one.

Culture has universal meaning.

Do these words have any universal meaning?

They embraced abstraction as the shortest route to universal meaning and significance.

With no grand speeches or oversized gestures, Mr. Katz creates a specific world that gracefully enlarges with universal meaning.

While the Holocaust was a unique event, targeting the Jews in particular, its nature lends it universal meaning.

"We can reinterpret Amos into universal meaning, but Amos, just like Jesus, was talking to Jews," he said.

The particular experience of the slaves is not posed against a universal meaning but infused with it.

John Varley's second argument in his defence of "universal" – meaning broadly-based or conglomerate – banking was highly contentious.

He and Kafka's editor, Max Brod, sought to cast the writer in a Jewish context, without diminishing the universal meaning of his work.