Sentence examples for universal subjects from inspiring English sources

One reason for the change was the realization that as American consumers grew increasingly diverse and fragmented, death was one of the few universal subjects for mass marketers.

To have the right to work on universal subjects or on myths, you had to write one or two works about contemporary life.

With Taiwan's limited natural resources and the rise of environmental considerations, energy saving, carbon reduction and waste recycling are universal subjects at the present time.

Thus, with his influence waning, Manson's latest, "more personal" offering sounds like an attempt to finally broaden his appeal, with the universal subjects of love and melancholia allied to the less-than-universal sound of an old Sisters of Mercy album.

The philosophical sciences, dialectic and sophistry, have universal subjects and predicates.

In On Interpretation, Aristotle spells out the relationships of contradiction for sentences with universal subjects as follows: Simple as it appears, this table raises important difficulties of interpretation (for a thorough discussion, see the entry on the square of opposition).

As a counterpart to his interpretation of the visual and literary arts, Schopenhauer develops an account of music that coordinates it with the subjective pole of the universal subject-object distinction.

Whatever is affirmed or denied of a universal subject may be affirmed or denied of it it universally (katholou or "of all", kata pantos), in part (kata meros, en merei), or indefinitely (adihoristos).

Sir Alan credits the universal subject matter.

But his "Accra Blues" was on a more universal subject: love gone wrong.

Despite the universal subject matter, they were specialist events, and despite my personal interest, I'm no expert.