Sentence examples for hardly universally from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he already is, because at the moment Van Gaal is hardly universally admired.

In fact, it is hardly universally true that retirees pack up for sunshine and warmth — something so embedded in the popular imagination it is practically a cliché.

A tale of class warfare and economic and social injustice in a small English village, it became an instant best seller and was reviewed everywhere, but the notices were hardly universally ecstatic.

Still, the president is hardly universally popular here.

That's hardly a universally accepted version of events.

The U.N. is hardly the universally representative body of "international community" it purports to be.

He turned to this aesthetic, hardly a universally held attitude, after creating his early choreography for Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in Europe in the 1920's.

Also, while Nadella is generally considered to be well-liked internally, he can hardly be universally popular.

This seems to be best compatible with the hypothesis that protein evolution largely depends on the simple physics of folding (baseline selection, indeed) than on functional features of proteins like pleiotropy which hardly can be universally conserved.

As correctly pointed out by Dr. Koonin, the true alternative hypothesis of the gene pleiotropy hypothesis is the hypothesis of 'molecular biophysics', that is, "protein evolution largely depends on the simple physics of folding (baseline selection, indeed) than on functional features of proteins like pleiotropy which hardly can be universally conserved".

Actually, there's hardly an artifact more universally revered by Americans of all classes than the rear-window college sticker.