Sentence examples for universally sought from inspiring English sources

In the Critique of Practical Reason he argues that happiness (the agreeableness of life when things go in accordance with one's wishes and desires), although universally sought by human beings, is not specific enough to entail any particular universal desires in human beings.

The enhancement of student creativity is a universally sought objective.

It's not the splash of grand gestures, but rather the consistency of smaller meaningful moments that creates this gift so universally sought.

And if ego death is objectively desirable, giving rise as it does to compassion and other universally sought qualities, why argue with the success arising out of a religious context?

Participants universally sought information related to the timing (onset, ending, fluctuation patterns) over time for contextual information.

This leaves young people like my students with few clues as to how they achieve a goal they almost universally seek.

Although some areas may become more suitable for some diseases, others may become less so, Patz adds disease vectors don't universally seek warmer temperatures.

However, an open leadership culture where universities seek expert advice in order to reduce the negative effects on its various stakeholder groups may be one universally applicable solution.

There is Rubens, the dominant figure of his day, who laid out a map for Baroque art, and like Picasso was universally admired, sought after by every patron, emulated by Rembrandt and van Dyck.

But, he added, the issue was discussed in the agency recently and "the unanimous opinion was that they universally encouraged" seeking agency approval.

In her book "How to Look Expensive" (by which she means "classy," that embarrassingly earnest word describing the universally sought-after aura), she reveals the power tools in her arsenal, and provides affordable and D.I.Y. alternatives for her cosmetic weaponry.