1.   Any grubby social thoughts the film might have evoked can be swiftly rejected in favour of a more universal muse.

2.   Everywhere one notices attempts to introduce greater purity, greater justice, greater perfection and a more universal explanation of things.

3.   Real love is calmer and less intense and more universal.

4.   Almost everyone could see that Ms. Jenkins was continuing to perfect her ability to dismantle her almost stability-free past creatively and convert it into something more universal.

5.   And you would be hard-pressed to find a food more universal than garlic.

6.   Art gives us a way of escaping the happenstance of history and birth for a chance at a more comprehensive, more universal understanding.

7.   Alice herself, it develops, is only a stand-in for the more universal spirit Julian has always courted.

8.   But the appeal is more universal.

9.   But this addictive and affecting show has a more universal appeal than you might imagine.

10.   But to extend occupancy expectancy rates, American homes need to be built with more universal design features, experts say.