No book has ever been universally banned on a permanent basis.
Granting this, probably no single metric of signal performance will ever be universally applicable.
For me, on a cosmic level, the King's kitschy, tacky jumpsuits stand as a metaphor for the glitz and bling of today's hyper-consumerism, and Elvis, the ever-indulgent, universally recognized, hedonistic, self-polluted man, is an allegory for our ever-ailing planet.
It has not only proclaimed, more plainly and more universally than ever before, the need for American leadership; it has spelt out vividly as well the kind of leadership that is looked for.
"It becomes really useful when you have an application where you have a user who's not necessarily editing, but who's at least manipulating and sorting and using the data," and where those changes are dealt with reliably and universally without ever leaving the Web page.
The truth, though, is that the world's very non-metric system of measuring time is already everything the metric system has ever dreamed of being: it's universally used and universally understood, and it requires next to no translation from culture to culture.
There's not one book ever published that has been universally loved.
He didn't want to go there, even though it was obvious that he was well into his 90s and was still as universally admired as ever.
I know that Gavin & Stacey is the most universally adored show ever, it's won every award going, and its stars are now national treasures.
I'm not sure I've ever done anything that has universally pleased so many people.
