Sentence examples for universal points from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Hui Shi's relativism, recall, does point to such an infinite expansion ending in a single universal point of view.

The New York-based company, which takes its name from the phrase "universal point of contact," is closing a $12 million funding round.

In such a case, partiality and particular concerns are judged to be legitimate and indeed valuable from an impartial, universal point of view.