Sentence examples for universal term from inspiring English sources

"Negro is a universal term, for me," he said.

(Indeed, the trial was largely responsible for making "Holocaust" the universal term for the genocide).

"Marijuana has become the universal term in the United States for the plant known as Cannabis sativa," he wrote.

The tone of the conversation is respectful — "brother" is the universal term of greeting — and dissent is not tolerated.

Phenomenologists of religion who use the concept "sacred" as a universal term for the basis of religion differ in their estimation of the nature of the sacred manifestation.

The most effective of these was the German 88-millimetre Fliegerabwehrkanone; its abbreviated name, flak, became a universal term for antiaircraft fire.

But in universal terms,in human terms, it was my duty to live.

There are only universal terms that we all have to abide by.

They decided that its purpose should be defined in the most universal terms possible—"the alleviation of human misery".

But while Mr. Corzine continues to speak in universal terms, he leaves himself room to retreat to a half-measure.

But like the earlier ceramic and wood-panel sculptures they speak in universal terms of decay and regeneration.