Sentence examples for universal lessons from inspiring English sources

Has this project taught you any universal lessons about game design?

And so another slightly eccentric little film with potentially universal lessons has found a screen in Toronto.

Frankly, they're universal lessons: patience, sacrifice and unconditional love are what I've taken away from the office most of all.

In a scathing front-page editorial in Haaretz, a columnist, Tom Segev, wrote: "Benedict chose to phrase even the most universal lessons of the Holocaust in abstract terms.

Parents can talk to their children about that issue and then safely allow them to enjoy "Molly" for what it mostly is, a heartwarming, dreamlike vision of American small-town life six decades ago, with universal lessons around every corner.

Here are five universal lessons that Periscope reinforces.

The love story has hypnotic power, but the novel tries too hard to find in it a universal lesson in tolerance.

The Danes understand, as few others do, that the market value of their debt can shift.But if there is one universal lesson from the recent past, it is that leverage is lethal.

Springsteen's music is multilayered and has an intelligent, universal lesson at its heart, one of the reasons, I believe, that it appeals to such a wide cross-section of the population.

But if you happen to know that the events were set in motion when Phaedra's father, King Minos, refused to sacrifice this particular bull to Poseidon, then you realize that it's a more universal lesson: Don't mess with the gods.

The Longest Ride, the 10th feature-length adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks beach read (The Notebook, Nights in Rodanthe) makes the unusual and, in this case, unfortunate decision to smash two wildly different tales together in the hope that some sort of universal lesson can be drawn from the juxtaposition.