Sentence examples for a universal predicament from inspiring English sources

But with dramatic as well as picturesque clarity, she is illustrating a universal predicament.

It is safe to say that the question of a woman's status is a universal predicament.

Women's rights are a universal predicament, not only an Arab predicament and certainly not an Islamic predicament -- but just a phase that plagues every country in its course to development.

In portraying the Author as someone who "can only imitate a gesture that is always anterior", whose "only power is to mix... a tissue of quotations", he can be seen as voicing the woes of one literature-saturated author in 1967 – the would-be and future novelist Roland Barthes – rather than a universal postmodern predicament.

In his finest novels, this predicament becomes a universal one: psychological as well as social; existential as well as political.

Third, the inclusion of a "universal application" clause in the revised IHR (2005), after lobbying by Taiwan and its allies, drew stark attention to Taiwan's predicament.

"He has a universal face.

Or create a universal risk?

We support a universal scheme.

It speaks a universal language.

Art is a universal language.