That's a testament, Mr. Carlson said, not just to the troupe's talent but also to a universal yearning for inside jokes.
Yet amid this diversity, we also share a universal yearning: to enjoy healthy lives," Lloyd Minor, MD, dean of the School of Medicine, wrote in his letter introducing the new issue of Stanford Medicine magazine.
"Yet amid this diversity, we also share a universal yearning: to enjoy healthy lives". As an adviser in the creation of Zimbabwe's first pediatric ear, nose and throat clinic, a pediatric otolaryngologist saw the dedication of clinicians treating children with dire chronic conditions, without the benefit of modern equipment or facilities.
I realized this was a universal yearning, at least among mothers, when I was reading aloud from a Harry Potter book and I came to the part where Harry acquires a map that shows the current location of every person at Hogwarts School.
When Afghanistan's new transitional government takes power two weeks from today, it will inherit a capital full of blaring horns, busy markets and a nearly universal yearning for peace.
"People want more and more the possibility to move fast, to be in Ibiza and St.-Tropez and the Costa Smeralda at the same time," said Mr. Bassani, nailing a nearly universal yearning in this time-pressed age.
While some have mistaken the film as a kind of sex flick, Arab and Tarzan say it is meant to speak to a basic, universal yearning for protection, security and, ultimately, love.In Ramallah the film was screened at Al Kasaba an arts centre that showcases films, dance, music and theatrical performances as part of the annual Franco-Arab Film Festival, supported by the French government.
And the show not only gives a human face to this reality of straight women with gay men as their "best friends forever" (BFFs), but the show also highlights our universal yearning for a person with whom we have a feeling of deep and natural affinity, love, intimacy, spirituality, and compatibility -- irrespective of race, gender and sexual preferences.
That's why it is nearly universal, despite a general yearning for something better.
But the character who became Adrian – he was called Nigel, then – seemed to me in that kitchen to have an identity entirely his own and yet incorporated a universal awkwardness, yearning and sense of potential.
(And neither of us had ever been a teenage boy). But the character who became Adrian – he was called Nigel, then – seemed to me in that kitchen to have an identity entirely his own and yet incorporated a universal awkwardness, yearning and sense of potential.
