Sentence examples for universally though from inspiring English sources

Universally, though, the conversations returned to the same topic — to racing the same bikes they rode as youngsters on an Olympic stage in China.

It remembers your settings universally, though there are no presets for different games.

He is not universally liked, though: behind his back, many of his fellow politicians call him Cicciobello (nice little fatty) or Piacione (a suck-up), for his apparent desire to please everyone.Mr Rutelli certainly makes the most of his charm, which has helped keep him popular as Rome's mayor.

His participation was not universally welcomed, though, with some claiming he gained an unfair advantage because of the blades.

The idea is not universally popular, though.

The crunchy accordion folds of grilled skin are probably universally appealing, though.

Benefits universally provided, though apparently more expensive, can avoid this poverty trap," the report said.

But as an author and advocate, Haidt speaks to us rationally and universally, as though we're capable of something greater.

Making information "universally accessible," though, is an ambitious goal that often clashes with those whose business is to own and distribute it.

Reviews in London were almost universally laudatory, though the Spectator grumbled about the "wrong-sex casting" and disparagingly compared Walter's gaunt appearance, with her chin-length hair slicked back, to Peter O'Toole imitating David Bowie.

The optimism is not universally shared though.