Sentence examples for a universal narrative from inspiring English sources

The obvious problem with trying to fashion a universal narrative here is that Thatcher's experiences were so extraordinary.

We are in a moonlit space gathering to hear a universal narrative that is profound, enlightening and uplifting.

But a studio executive must have said: "Let's turn this story into a universal narrative that will stand re-watching for ever because it portrays cynical but peaceful people in the depths of a dilemma about when, why and who to fight".

The story traces events that unfold after two men arrive in one particular village, yet it also embeds a universal narrative in this description — these men could show up in any community, on any continent, at any time, bringing with them chaos and violence.

Zausner's breakthrough brings the personal into a universal narrative of resurrection.

Populist candidates were one of the main success stories of the night, though even this wasn't a universal narrative.

In many senses Madiba, who took power on behalf of a downtrodden majority and then left office after a single term, belonged more to a miraculous universal narrative than an African one.

As Lee notes in the same 2006 interview, Wide Open Road has both "a specific narrative" and "a universal story" – its words allow any number of interpretations, in typical McComb fashion.

There is also the universal narrative of an underdog fighting to survive in a sport dominated by extremely wealthy teams.

Here I discuss the rationale for utilizing the universal narrative as an effective teaching strategy to teach all aspects of science, with a particular emphasis on biology topics regularly mandated at the senior level.

As I hope to demonstrate, the universal narrative can be an effective approach to teaching some of the more conceptually difficult concepts in biology.