Sentence examples for genuinely universal from inspiring English sources

First, the market will be genuinely universal, bringing in billions of people who have no access to financial services today.

Humans have many different ways of leading satisfying lives, and genuinely universal needs are hard to find.

He acknowledges that a genuinely universal system would involve a massive overhaul of our tax system and that it would require an enormous amount of public and political support.

International election monitoring is a growing field, in which Europe plays a leading role, but it is still too often seen as a western imposition rather than as the even-handed implementation of a genuinely universal norm.

The streets, playgrounds and tenements of New Jersey more than half a century ago are brought painfully to life in this great short novel, a genuinely universal work that belies any accusation of narrowness or limited human sympathy.

His defenders insist that, whatever harm he did to himself and his reputation by his prejudices, the often long, always didactic, and specifically Catholic books to which he devoted himself after his conversion more than make up for it, since they are both profound and genuinely universal, insisting on a pan-national commonality in the true faith.

However, the number of decisions made by governments that are genuinely of universal reach are relatively few and may be limited to national defence and the framework of individual rights (securities).

He needs a system that is universal, genuinely competitive and works for its patients.

I now turn to the prospects of a theory according to which existence is a universal, genuinely contingent and transient property of individuals.

The team at Universal were genuinely enthusiastic and worked their pants off to pull it all together.

Once genuinely scary films – such as Universal's Dracula and Frankenstein series from the 1930s – have lost much of their fear factor due to being endlessly spoofed.