Sentence examples for universal human experiences from inspiring English sources

Ageing and getting ill are both universal human experiences.

His work focuses on universal human experiences -- birth, death, the unfolding of consciousness -- and has roots in both Eastern and Western art.

She doesn't seem to have agonized about the decision, presenting it simply as a pragmatic response to the challenge — because it still is one — of creating a female protagonist who will stand in for universal human experiences.

Of the few universal human experiences, death remains the least understood.

Having crushes, dating and falling in love may seem like universal human experiences, but that's not the case for everyone.

The jury cited Frank's Cock for its "evocative images, ... impeccable writing and mise en scene, ... moving depiction of the universal human experiences of love and loss in the age of AIDS, and especially for its success in shaking our preconceptions".

Dancing is a universal human experience.

Futility is acknowledged for what it is, a universal human experience.

The world's great classics evoke and organize the archetypes of universal human experience.

Lyra and Will and the other characters are meant to be human beings like us, and the story is about a universal human experience, namely growing up.

The universal human experience of falling ill and seeking treatment — frightening and difficult enough — has been warped by our dysfunctional insurance system.