Sentence examples for some universally from inspiring English sources

Kant took from Hume the idea that causation implies universal regularities: if x causes y, then there is some universally valid law connecting Xs to Ys.

And this book has some universally American answers.

There is some universally shared satisfaction about goals that hit the underside of the bar.

Even if it had succeeded in fine-tuning China's population growth according to some universally acknowledged criteria, the one-child policy would have been monstrous.

There are some universally agreed moral principles – do not kill is pretty widely accepted – but does this really fall into the same category?

The idea of the Confederate flag as a symbol of Southern pride presumes that there was some universally accessible virtue associated with the circumstances under which that flag came into existence.

Is there some universally-held male fantasy where guys keep a woman in their bedroom and hack her up from time to time as a hobby?

This, indeed, is Shanghai's moment to shine.As with the Olympics, the world's media has provided dollops of hype, as well as some less universally favourable coverage and some Chinese have bridled at any perceived pooh-poohing.

The rule is, if something is predicated of some subject universally, then whatever is removed universally from the predicate is removed universally from the subject (William provides a lengthy set of rules describing the logical relations that hold between subjects and predicates).

For some reason, universally, everyone can think of ice cream positively.

They also lacked some pathways universally found in Bacteria, such as tRNA processing and thiazole biosynthesis I.