Sentence examples for Universal truly from inspiring English sources

The reality is that the more treatments advanced medicine can offer us (and charge us for), the harder it becomes to guarantee the kind of truly universal, truly comprehensive coverage that liberals have sought for years.

Voltaire's Essai was the first attempt to make the genre of "universal history" truly universal, not just in covering the globe or at least the high cultures but also in studying every aspect of human life.

Many have been deeply moved by their spirituality and their teaching, helping us to appreciate the universal or truly "catholic" nature of our Catholic Church.

However, for this to work, emphasis must also be put on ensuring that universal coverage truly is universal in that it covers those that are healthy and those that are sick.

We broadly grouped the C. elegans proteins into three evolutionary categories, namely 'nematode-specific', 'metazoan' and 'eukaryotic' (not further distinguishing between universal and truly eukaryotic genes).

There are 17 SDGs, but aging — a truly universal condition and soon to be a nearly universal challenge — isn't mentioned.

Duns Scotus is also inspired by the Avicennian idea that the common nature (natura communis), as Scotus calls it, is neither truly universal nor truly particular in itself and that it is universal only as an object of the intellect.

"And it's truly universal.

It's a truly universal story.

Some clichés, it seems, are truly universal.

He's going to make the church truly universal".