But from a more universal and academic perspective, that is but one fact about these texts.
"I am talking about something more universal, and much more personal.
Others are more universal and are, therefore, hard-wired – a matter of neurobiology.
But what about anger, one of the more universal and, in its way, destructive moods?
To beat him, Trump's opponents need to start everything anew and unite under more universal, and unifying, slogans.
Sorkin insists it's much more universal and timeless than that, because it's about "an outsider wanting to belong".
The proposed approach has been compared with alternative quantities such as density, flow or the "crowd pressure" showing a more universal and consistent description of crowd motion.
Our research shows that financial crises are far more universal, and there are far more quantitative similarities in the aftermath, than previously believed.
That message was carried through into the much-debated closing scene, where the invocations to German art gave way to a more universal – and green – vision.
Sometimes he will reference a law-school friend to make a similar point, to suggest the problem is more universal and less confined than is ordinarily thought.
