Sophocles and Euripides managed to comment on the political lives of Athenians without sacrificing their universal relevance to mere topicality.

And, in a way that has universal relevance to major museums, the Tate has not put "everything" on show.

Dhawan kept and expanded the story's poignancy, while changing the focus to Gopal's relationship with Mrs. Shaw, giving the story specificity and universal relevance, and infusing it with wit.

Created in 1944 and performed on Wednesday night by the New York City Ballet, "Fancy Free" never ceases to amaze by its universal relevance.

But this message of consolation does not apply only to the Jews: Second Isaiah's prophetic vision is one of universal relevance.

These classifications show how the "Son of man" served as a way of indicating Jesus' importance and even universal relevance.

Living in an Iraqi village, she writes, "made me doubt the universal relevance of that Western idea of women as individuals, what was then known as women's liberation, and has now become equated with feminism."

But her work, like that of those other Southern writers, transcended region and possessed a universal relevance and appeal.

The values represented in these operas, and the conflicts that grow out of them, surely have universal relevance.

As Pinter insists in that letter, the text has more universal relevance: "this play is not about the Turks and the Kurds.