(C++) Template to check whether an object is in a vector/array/list/...?

Is it possible to create a template in C++(11) for a function to check whether an object is contained in either a std::vector, std::array or std::list (and possibly even more container types)?

What I have by now:

typedef std::shared_ptr<Tag> SharedTag;
typedef std::vector<SharedTag> TagList;

bool
Tag::isIn(const TagList& lst) {
    return std::any_of(lst.begin(), lst.end(), [this](const SharedTag& t) {
        return t->name == this->name;
    });
}

Tag is a normal class. The comparison, of course, should be done t == this, which will be an operator== later on. I did not include this here for simplicity.

So, is it possible to write the upper code only once (without the typedef's though,) for std::vector, std::array, std::list(, maybe for std::set) and so on?

I couldn't find a base-type of all these classes,... which would be my first idea...