Sentence examples for actually universally from inspiring English sources

I contend that "The 21 Absolute Worst Things in the World" is an ingenious specimen of thisness, and it also partakes in another quality of great literature: it points out that lonely experiences of aggravation (dunking a big cookie in a glass that turns out to be too small, fitted sheets that slip off a mattress) are actually universally shared.

There are assertions that Muslims who are simply living, supporting their families, and doing what most everyone on Earth does, are actually universally and daily concerned with hating, converting and killing others.

Based on EST data, we estimated that about 40.0% of the currently annotated human genes were actually universally expressed, nearly a ten-fold increase as compared to the previous estimates based on microarray data solely.

Actually, the universally accepted word for "spirit" is "pneuma " — in Gnostic literature "daimon" is always taken to mean "demon".

The reality, however, is that one would be hard pressed to find any member of Hamas who is fully versed in the content of the charter – a treatise that was actually never universally endorsed by the movement.

Recently, however, the sands have shifted under its foundation as Bloomberg has become distant from his former political career and the realization sets in that he was not actually some universally respected, unifying figure in American life.

In time, play-offs might actually become a universally appealing concept.

Then they could do what is truly dear to their hearts, which is to continue their grand experiment in social engineering, driven by the hope that prosperity can actually be shared universally.

Jewish law itself cannot be changed until a universally recognized authority actually rules, citing reams of precedent and logical conclusions.

An embryo, which is actually an immature sporophyte, is universally found among the land plants and often becomes dormant but eventually grows into the mature sporophyte.

So Zhou Enlai's famous reply was actually quite banal – yet is now universally reinterpreted as a gem of sempiternal Chinese wisdom.