Sentence examples for universal view of from inspiring English sources
It is not a universal view, of course.
Racing is a universal industry with no universal view of itself, and apparently no sense of urgency to fashion one.
In other words, the Manchu emperor takes a universal view of human principles, while his critics are more narrowly nativist.
The grizzly bear's ready use of mines cautions the universal view of this species as umbrella indicative of biodiversity.
As Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein, the company's founders, said repeatedly, they did not aim to offer a universal view of ballet.
Once again, it is Mr. Zhang's keen and universal view of human nature that raises his work far above its own visual beauty and into the realm of timeless storytelling.
In 16 chapters, authors from all over the world have created a universal view on the diverse field of marine litter pollution, the biological impacts, dedicated research activities, and the various national and international legislative efforts to combat this environmental problem.
Hume's "common," "universal," or "general view of things" is a simpler proposal.
Neo-Russellianism is a standard, although by no means universal, view in contemporary philosophy of language and mind.
In fact, however, the view that fundamental physics is not a hospitable context for causation and that attempts to interpret fundamental physical theories in causal terms are unmotivated, misguided, and likely to breed confusion is probably the dominant, although by no means universal, view among contemporary philosophers of physics[5].
Some here wonder if that increasingly popular, though by no means universal, view could be the basis of peace talks that world leaders are seeking to arrange half a world away.
