Sentence examples for universally cool from inspiring English sources

Now he's just a friend of ours and one of the few universally cool dudes we've ever had the pleasure of knowing.

It is the most popular colour in the world, and it is universally experienced as cool and relaxing.

Robots have universally been considered cool.

I ask Galecki why he wanted to be in CBGB? "To be even vaguely associated for a moment with something like CBGB, which is just universally synonymous with cool, was very appealing," Galecki says.

When the U.S. joined other nations in signing the Montreal protocol to protect the ozone layer by phasing out use of chlorofluorochemicals (CFCs), the CFCS were universally used in cooling systems.

All trials universally stated that they cooled patients to 35°C or below and all induced cooling within 6 hours of injury.

It's odd then, with such trash on her CV, that she's universally acknowledged to be properly cool.

Kind of like how Raphael universally represented people who were "cool, but rude", and effectively Michaelangelo stood-in for the universal "party dude" rather than the particular.

Heater-cooler units are nearly universally used for this requirement.

Three industries are universally agreed upon as not all that cool: high finance, big tobacco and prostitution.

You want to look as if you have some connection to cool music: this track from the soul diva's universally lauded sci-fi concept album should fit the bill.