Sentence examples for much more universal from inspiring English sources

"Music is much more universal than words".

But piracy is a much more universal phenomenon.

They had a grimness about them," says Grant. "This was much more universal.

Sorkin insists it's much more universal and timeless than that, because it's about "an outsider wanting to belong".

In the definitive text, he changed this and made things much more universal – but it's interesting to see what was in his head as he was writing".

But the holiday here — perhaps helped by the presents, the feasting and the twinkly lights — also has a much more universal appeal.

Using this approach it was possible to show that while traditional QSAR models were able to describe the activity only within each of the six sets of studied molecules individually, the proposed approach is much more general and a single universal QSAR model describing the activity of all the 39 studied molecules in all the studied series together was built.

This new universal notion of validity is much more general than Carnap's maximal validity.

Now he is much more obviously universal.

"Yet, as the much more recent universal credit project shows, there is still a long way to go before government departments can honestly say that they have learned and properly applied the lessons from previous contracting failures".

Social Security is much more efficient, universal, secure, and fair than any counterpart private sector arrangement is or could be.