Sentence examples for universal dilemmas from inspiring English sources

Although occasionally there is no agony-aunt style resolution to these universal dilemmas, the series is strangely addictive, despite being a tad sentimental at times.

Instead, the show launches straight into life of nonchalant social blogger Alex, grappling not with his sexuality, but with the universal dilemmas of gym etiquette and the laws of public-transport eye contact.

He insisted that his wartime writing was purely fictional, that expulsions were isolated aberrations and that the 1948 war was a backdrop against which he wished to describe universal dilemmas, not a specifically Israeli wound.

These are universal dilemmas (4) not only playing the scene in Ecuador, but also in the African, Asian, and European subcontinent.

"KT had a great idea of playing with the universal dilemma that every girl faces".

While the particulars vary by family, this is the classic, almost universal, dilemma of those in Ms. Roth's generation.

It is a universal dilemma, whether in Quebec or Havana, San Diego or Berlin, couples living together having children but no marriage.

The existing epidemiological evidence-base, while limited, confirms that mental health problems are a universal dilemma among children and adolescents, with a global prevalence of about 10 20%, and up to 40% in some low income countries [ 2].

Recently, increasing numbers of developed country specialists and trainees are seeking out and training for roles in global health, and this may lead to the availability of more advisors who are able to come up with better solutions for addressing difficult issues such as the universal dilemma of rigor versus bearability in specialist training.

What interested him was the expression of these universal human dilemmas in the bosom of Vietnamese culture, which he identifies as strongly Confucian in its emphasis on harmony.

Tsiolkas's The Slap, which is also shortlisted for Australia's top literary prize, the Miles Franklin award, "taps into universal tensions and dilemmas around family life and child-rearing", said chair of the judging panel Nicholas Hasluck.