Sentence examples for universal status from inspiring English sources

It may even be the case that Superman embraces this universal status to tackle the one dilemma that faces us all and which even he may be powerless to prevent: global warming.

Some approaches view general relativity as in need of correction and quantum field theory as generally applicable, while others view quantum field theory as problematic and general relativity as having a more universal status.

The patent isn't so much about letting a user set their own universal status for all inbound calls (which seems quite useful), but instead about letting them set and forget preferences around just how much they're willing to share and with who, and letting the automated system do the rest.

Meanwhile, because official secrecy has kept the public in the dark, Hollywood's depictions of torture have set false impressions of the utility of torture, overlooking its universal status as a crime.

We figured out the nuances later, like why we'd need a universal status-update system like Twitter.

As a result, capitalism grants money universal, sacred status.

The Glee cast project their brand of non-stop self-belief and universal outsider status directly to the masses, in an exhaustingly peppy sugar-rush of power pop karaoke.

Moreover, since our intelligible character is both subjective and universal, its status coordinates with that of music, the highest art.

It earned "Universal Acclaim" status from the review-aggregator site Metacritic, yet failed to earn a single Grammy nomination.

In order to avoid ambiguity (and any ambivalence with regard to their own responsibilities), some service providers advised people with HIV to disclose their HIV infection as the only means to avoid legal liability, therefore favouring a message of universal HIV status disclosure in place of tailored harm reduction.

Calling east Jerusalem "occupied" simply recognises the near-universal legal status quo, namely that it is not sovereign Israeli territory.