Sentence examples for universal enough from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it's universal enough yet.

In other words, the work isn't universal enough.

Mr. Ames said the themes were often universal enough to resonate outside the city.

But the themes of the book are also universal enough to appeal to a wider audience.

Mr. Izzard, however, seems to have full faith that his material is universal enough to translate.

Although universal enough to become an international hit, West End Girls is rooted in specific streets.

That combination would give Vivendi Universal Entertainment enough size to make it a more appealing spin-off, if Vivendi chose to sell a stake to the public.

In the end, after a long struggle, the running water network in Cheltenham did become universal, when enough people realised that making it available to everyone was not simply an act of charity but a means to enrich society as a whole, to the benefit of all.

When ideas concerning freedom and free thought are universal, then enough people will see through these systems lacking in common sense.

Medallions can be simultaneously personal and universal, small enough to hold, yet express powerful themes fabricated as they are in silver, gold and, in McAdam Freud's work, bronze and everyday or found objects, such as coke cans.

Anti-government rhetoric has been a convenient substitute for a moral crusade, but it isn't universal or potent enough.