universal truth

There is no such thing as universal truth, critics said.

Our existence also is not an exception to the universal truth.

The events of the past year have taught me much about myself, and a few universal truths.

It is just one salient example of a universal truth about modern politics.

"I would claim it to be a universal truth, but yes.

It aimed at universal truth through the imitation of nature.

A universal truth in tattooing is that no one does it just once.

I think that's a universal truth: For every pleasure in life, there is a corresponding risk.

But such people didn't like to be reminded of that universal truth.

"His new law does not have the same ring of universal truth as the first," the magazine ruled.

It is through these universal truths of faith that man orders himself and the world around him.

The play gets at a deeper, more universal truth.

I think the play has a kind of universal truth that transcends nationalism.

She once stated that "love is the universal truth lying at the heart of all creation."

Universal truths haven't got all that much to do with the hero business.

In this system numbers are represented with universal truth.

For the epidemic to be contained, the world must recognize that these are universal truths.

"I've known far too many intelligence types, and there are two universal truths about them.

He wanted to convince them to accept the domination of Rome as a universal truth.

There is a universal truth known by last-minute Christmas shoppers everywhere.

We can use any universal truth among many.

As a matter of taste, it is a near universal truth that eggs must not be overcooked.

We're all subject to the same universal truth.

Type of thought that questions whether universal truth exists and is attainable by humans.

It should offer universal truths in four gripping minutes.