Sentence examples for universal plight from inspiring English sources

In Bishop's poems, often inspired by her 15 years in tropical Brazil, lonely and ungainly creatures suffer species-defined setbacks but also convey a universal plight.

The movie refuses to mythologize Curtis; indeed, the tearing of his heart between the loyal Deborah and a beautiful Belgian fan (Alexandra Maria Lara) feels like a universal plight.

I liked this staging because it suggested that the couple's plight was universal.

Their plight is "universal" still!

Mlinko observes that Rich's books sold spectacularly well -- yet she notes repeatedly, witheringly, that Rich's primary followers were "feminists" and quotes Cathy Park Hong, (to whom Rich once awarded a prize) as scornful of Rich's readership of "white bourgeois feminists who assumed their plight was universal".

"It is my sincere hope that whoever succeeds me will manage to resolve the current impasse, and so reassure the Palestinian people that after nearly half a century of occupation the world has not forgotten their plight and that universal human rights are indeed universal," said Wibisono.

Coming out of the closet to acknowledge financial struggles is the first step toward everyone realizing that financial plights are more universal than once thought.

Instead of delving into the politics of their plight, Ms. Mam delivers a universal story.

Secondly, a decade after its inception, support for BDS is far from universal even among those sympathetic to the plight of Palestinians.

Can this group fill that need?" The plight of poorer districts is not universal.

In those spirituals — "Steal Away," "Nobody Knows," "Go Down, Moses," "By and By" and "Deep River" — black Americans had made the plight of biblical Jews familiar and universal, Tippett reckoned.