Sentence examples for universal nature from inspiring English sources

The other, Theater of Universal Nature (Theatrum, 1596), dealt with natural philosophy.

His Theater of Universal Nature (Theatrum) is a treatment of the science of nature, or natural philosophy.

MIDDLETOWN Founder's Hall, Middlesex Community College "A Universal Nature," works by Wendolyn B. Hill.

The universal nature of the sacred profane dichotomy, however, remains a disputed issue.

The sense of a room filled with projectors and multiple vectors implies the universal nature of a brand.

Barthes wrote in the introduction that he aimed to demystify the "mystification which transforms petit-bourgeois culture into a universal nature".

Through the fame of his second marriage and divorce, and the universal nature of his two most performed plays, he became iconic at 50.

For ID7589069, Macleod's ostensibly historical novel is a perfect story for our own time, with its demonstration of the universal nature of war.

Suppose for a moment that human beings have no such universal nature: we can still ask whether a particular innovation will be good for us.

No one ruled out a non-Italian pope to end the four-century local domination of the papacy and to stress the universal nature of Roman Catholicism.

His Foundations of Economic Analysis (1947) provides the basic theme of his work, with the universal nature of consumer behaviour seen as the key to economic theory.