Sentence examples for universal predicament from inspiring English sources
But with dramatic as well as picturesque clarity, she is illustrating a universal predicament.
It is safe to say that the question of a woman's status is a universal predicament.
Women's rights are a universal predicament, not only an Arab predicament and certainly not an Islamic predicament -- but just a phase that plagues every country in its course to development.
This scholarly supplement distracted some readers and critics from perceiving the true originality of the poem, which lay rather in its rendering of the universal human predicament of man desiring salvation, and in its manipulation of language, than in its range of literary references.
In portraying the Author as someone who "can only imitate a gesture that is always anterior", whose "only power is to mix... a tissue of quotations", he can be seen as voicing the woes of one literature-saturated author in 1967 – the would-be and future novelist Roland Barthes – rather than a universal postmodern predicament.
There's grotesque fun here -- love must be ensnared while on the run, / For later it will spoil" -- but it gets at the heart of what Gunn finds universal about Dahmer's predicament: love's perishability.
In his finest novels, this predicament becomes a universal one: psychological as well as social; existential as well as political.
Some statistics on general health further illustrate the predicament.
Through these characters and their moral predicaments, the writer dissolves a barrier of strangeness, revealing the universal in the particular.
Third, the inclusion of a "universal application" clause in the revised IHR (2005), after lobbying by Taiwan and its allies, drew stark attention to Taiwan's predicament.
