Sentence examples for universally than from inspiring English sources

It has not only proclaimed, more plainly and more universally than ever before, the need for American leadership; it has spelt out vividly as well the kind of leadership that is looked for.

Several stresses seem to stimulate SHR in Arabidopsis more universally than others.

In any case the Chinese version of modernisation is no more universally applicable than the American model.

Running used to be anathema to the Eastern Conference, more universally despised than the physical Knicks of the mid-1990's.

He thinks red is more universally pleasing than green, though he cautions against going too dark or inky.

The audiences were more universally enthusiastic than I was, showering ovations on revivals and new productions alike.

Today, Sebald's reputation is more universally recognised than most, if not all, of the writers who have passed through UEA.

FEW things have been more true, and more universally believed, than that women get the rough end of life in poor countries.

But every playground redounds with cries of "It's not fair!" — the principles of fairness seeming more universally intuitive than those of right and wrong, which perhaps must be built out of them.

Polling carried out by Shelter this summer showed that, although right-to-buy is still popular, it is less universally welcomed than newer housing policies designed for our current crisis.

In 1961 Variety wrote, "His humor is more universally acceptable than any of the current New Comics, with the possible exception of Bob Newhart, because he covers the mass experiences of the U.S. common man — the Army, the gas station, the airport".