Sentence examples for more universal notes from inspiring English sources

Who's Monica Lewinsky?" Twain's material hits deeper, more universal notes, Mr. Burns said.

On a more universal note, "Pisces Brothers" speaks to people's devotion to their teachers.

When I conduct a Finnish orchestra, it's a very odd feeling--oh, yes, it's our Esa-Pekka who's back". Then to a more universal note: "The goals of this festival are special.

While he praises that series' normalizing power, he notes that the pageant organizers intended to trade Drag Race's cutthroat competitiveness for a more universal tone.

"To make a blanket generality: The fewer words, the better — the more succinct and evocative a text, the more universal". Gershon noted that the Korean American community in Los Angeles is especially active in choral music and singing.

Obama noted the courage of first-responders and service men and women but he noted a more universal demonstration of it.

"Dance Conversations," she noted, will construct a more "universal" dialogue, shared not only with cultural patrons but the community at large.

"The wonder of the Affordable Care Act is it really tried to take a more universal approach to enabling access," Bickell added, noting that studies are already showing improved health outcomes in states that have opted for Medicare expansion.

Let's end this list on a high note with something a little more universal.

Remarking that Thompson "completely eradicates" the Disney interpretation of the folktale, he praised her directorial debut, noting the influence of Tim Burton but claiming that she offers "a more universal sweetness" than he does.

It is important to note that the Framework adopted such an approach due to the more universal and actionable character of human rights.