Sentence examples for universal aspects from inspiring English sources

Christoffer Berdal's staging, sadly, emphasizes the universal aspects of the work.

They are about certain cringe-making and, sad to say, probably universal aspects of the human condition.

Thanks to Aristotle's insight into universal aspects of audience psychology, many of his dicta have proved to be adaptable to genres developed long after his time.

Outside the context of religion, philosophers, social scientists, and psychologists have sought to understand conscience in both its individual and universal aspects.

Yet Munch (1863-1944) regarded "The Scream" as an aberration, one that cast the shadow of insanity on a body of art that he intended to address more universal aspects of human experience.

But in recent years, the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis has fallen out of favor as scholars have come under the sway of new approaches stressing the universal aspects of language and cognition.

There is a universal aspect to this story about memory and loss, and how we use the past to take refuge from the present.

Pop music has always provided a surface for projections: the specific joys and struggles of its stars take on a universal aspect, as though the artists are dreaming on our behalf.

The universal aspect of the Spurs helps fosters cultural sharing and trust among players and can be a source of entertainment on exhaustive trips, said Marks, the director of basketball operations, who also played for San Antonio.

Prayer is a significant and universal aspect of religion, whether of primitive peoples or of modern mystics, that expresses the broad range of religious feelings and attitudes that command human relations with the sacred or holy.

Fittingly enough, one of the themes of "The Dreamers," adapted by Gilbert Adair from his novel "The Holy Innocents," is the passion and folly of youth -- not just youth as a universal aspect of the human condition, but youth in Paris in the spring of 1968, one of those enchanted historical dawns when, to quote Wordsworth, "to be young was very heaven".