Sentence examples for universal figure from inspiring English sources
But he is a universal figure.
"I think he's kind of a universal figure," she said.
Since then, however, Rumsfeld has become an almost universal figure of derision and contempt.
In her anonymity, the woman on the bus had proven to be a universal figure.
But I don't know if Malcolm Gladwell is a universal figure.
The weaver could be an individual or a universal figure, and the implied telling of stories is linked with the creative use of thread.
Universal figures such as the chacona — "memes," as musicologists call them, borrowing from sociobiology — reveal the interconnectedness of all musical experience.
If it could get other members of the original cast to return, Universal figured moviegoers would turn out for a fourth movie — and bring their kids.
The contest itself made Johnson a near-universal figure of hate.
Outside the art scene too, Britain seems to be getting keen on Americans again.Despite a common language and much shared heritage, it is not always easy for Americans to live in a country where 35% of the population believes that the United States is a "force for evil" (according to a YouGov poll for the Daily Telegraph in May) and its president, George Bush, is a near-universal figure of fun.
By shooting in other countries, Kiarostami became a cosmopolitan figure, underlining how universal his film language was, though slightly diminished away from its roots.
