universality造句

Does the universality of death make things better or worse?

Pop culture is perhaps the clearest example of this universality.

A research measure known as the Spiritual Transcendence Scale considers connectedness, universality, and prayer fulfillment.

At the same time, it is important to note that globalism does not imply universality.

They worry that it creates a falsely reassuring illusion of equality, openness, universality.

But that should not deter us from seeing its nobility and universality.

But there is a universality of limits that even New York is not immune to, and maybe makes worse.

That universality has value, because it allows us to extend our searches, our view, and our capability.

Both sides reiterate their recognition and respect of the universality of human rights, with the conviction that all human rights are indivisible, interdependent and interrelated.

The research goes against a belief held for more than 75 years that there's a sort of universality to how frequently authors use new words.

Since globalism does not imply universality and given that globalization refers to dynamic changes, it is not surprising that globalization implies neither equity — nor homogenization.

It might be politically impossible for any politician in today's America to actually express a distinction between American exceptionalism and its universality.

The name of objectivity is here given to the element of universality and necessity, i.e. to the categories themselves, or what is called the a priori constituent.