Sentence examples for universal point from inspiring English sources

Vibration of a cylinder in the neighbourhood of the universal point is analysed.

Saunders's novel does what fiction does best: it focuses on individuals we care about in order to make a universal point.

So while Che continues to be a universal point of reference, some recent artistic treatments of him have also been tinged with irony.

Ultimately, no matter how well told, a story works best as theater if it has a universal point to make; without that, Mr. Maguire is like a friend who's back from a great trip and just has to share, whether or not you want to see the pictures.

And while many believe that to make a universal point it is important to teach the Holocaust in the context of other genocides — in Rwanda, Armenia and Cambodia — the trend at Yad Vashem is the opposite, going more deeply into the human details of the slaughter of six million Jews — most of them grim, some uplifting.

It has always been Peter Taylor's misfortune to be considered a "regional" writer, when, although most of his fiction is set in the South, over and over again he invented and explained a particular social tension to illustrate a universal point.

Two orthogonal universal points of attraction are observed depending on the input signal SOP ellipticity.

We've surrendered universal points of reference.

It doesn't seem like a waste of time, and I sneak in some very good analysis and universal points about being dedicated to a sport for the love of it all the time, which is, ultimately, what it's all about.

"I've found the universal pain point of computer administrators," he says.

To combat this universal pain point Northern Light has introduced its Insight Report.