Sentence examples for a universal fact of from inspiring English sources

In other words, part of the disconnection that the movie presents as a universal fact of our world is produced by the odd way it is put together.

It’s a universal fact of life: All living things eventually die.

Aging is simply a universal fact of life.

Many women might say this doesn't apply just to Wall Street; it's a universal fact of corporate life.

"PRINCELY marriage is a brilliant edition of a universal fact" that "rivets mankind", observed Walter Bagehot, a Victorian editor of The Economist.

A princely marriage is the brilliant edition of a universal fact, and, as such, it rivets mankind".

"A princely marriage is the brilliant edition of a universal fact," Bagehot wrote, "and as such, it rivets mankind".

But now that life without parole is a universal fact, the shooting, electrocution or poisoning of criminals subject to permanent custody has become an exceedingly burdensome artifact.

A universal fact?

It is a universal fact that FAT IS FLAVOR.

For example, one might interpret Catharine MacKinnon's work as claiming that to be oppressed as a woman is to be viewed and treated as sexually subordinate, where this claim is grounded in the (alleged) universal fact of the eroticization of male dominance and female submission (MacKinnon 1987; MacKinnon 1989).