Sentence examples similar to universal possible from inspiring English sources

Is any universal judgment possible?

"At the same time, their technologies have created this infrastructure, which makes universal surveillance possible".

The idea was to avoid stylistic flourishes so that emojis would be as universal as possible.

They decided that its purpose should be defined in the most universal terms possible—"the alleviation of human misery".

They decided that its purpose should be defined in the most universal terms possible — "the alleviation of human misery".

The current UN deputy secretary general, Jan Eliasson, acknowledged the importance of the debate, adding: "I think one should try to be as universal as possible".

By having the industrious Parisian university copyists produce his version, Langton could insure that its adoption would be as quick and as universal as possible.

But the final bill explicitly rules out the possibility of such exemptions, and yesterday Mrs Beckett stressed the need for the new minimum to be as simple and universal as possible.

Kitsch — the word means trash, or, as Greenberg put it in his letter to Macdonald, crap — was a consequence of the fact that the industrial revolution had made universal literacy possible, and the new technology of mechanical reproduction permitted an ersatz culture to be manufactured cheaply for an audience looking for entertainment and diversion.

"We are trying to keep things as universal as possible in able to facilitate international expansion".

However, we made sure that our system is as universal as possible and can hold millions of compounds as well.