Sentence examples for universally human from inspiring English sources

It's a universally human issue.

The family's complex emotional life comes through as uniquely American and universally human.

But there also appears to have been another factor, one more universally human, at work.

Tolstoy's writing remains popular, Pevear argues, because he is concerned with what is "basically and universally human".

To simplify it by exoticizing the experience of South Africa is to avoid what's universally human in his work".

These authors (and many others that followed on from them) speak about what is universally human through ordinary lives".

Our remaining challenge is to instill the value of universal human rights universally.

Those who do so will also appreciate the beauty with which Mr. Lucas has dequarantined the tragedy of AIDS to place it squarely within the universal, and universally terminal, human condition.

At the same time, the aptly titled 'Beginners,' which tells a story of a young love reaching its inevitable and heartbreaking conclusion, could only be told by someone in the midst of reaching this universally-human milestone.

However, many previously proposed, anthropocentric requirements for the concept of art result in either the inclusion of some non-human biotic phenomena as art, or the omission of some universally accepted human art forms from recognition as art.

Indeed, as historian of consciousness Donna Haraway has noted, compared to 10 years ago, pets are now almost universally given human names, as our relationships with animals have become increasingly substitutional for those with humans.