Sentence examples for a universal human emotion from inspiring English sources

"Just do it is a philosophy, a universal human emotion or truth.

So while nostalgia is a universal human emotion, romanticizing the past is deeply racialized within American history.

It is a universal human emotion.

"But those are all universal human emotions and conditions.

I think you'll see nothing other than the universal human emotion that this whole thing is a hideous tragedy".

Cirque has previously hosted such crossover successes as Love, which asserted that the Beatles' indelible expressions of universal human emotion lacked trampolines, so it's a pretty good fit.

Somebody asked me if I thought the play was dated, and I said, "Not at all, because it's about universal human emotion".

He writes: For to see 'Brokeback Mountain' as a love story, or even as a film about universal human emotions, is to misconstrue it very seriously and in so doing inevitably to diminish its real achievement.

The novel illuminates universal human emotions in an unfamiliar society, and Jin's use of detail -- sparse, precise, surprising -- brings Lin Kong's world thrillingly to life.

Like every company in this field, Affectiva relies on the work of Paul Ekman, a research psychologist who, beginning in the sixties, built a convincing body of evidence that there are at least six universal human emotions, expressed by everyone's face identically, regardless of gender, age, or cultural upbringing.

Universal human emotions and, as in several past years, Spain's recent history were common themes in Spanish literature of 2011.