Sentence examples for virtually universal from inspiring English sources

Cynicism about condoms is virtually universal.

Palestinian opposition is sharper and virtually universal.

The term is now in virtually universal use.

The Great Depression of the 1930s made suffering virtually universal in the state.

In Japan, land shortage and the high cost of property mean cremation is virtually universal.

These and other manifestations of Sherman's singular talent have brought her virtually universal praise.

The commission's aim of targeting inequalities in York met a virtually universal welcome in theory.

"The virtually universal view is that he's done an excellent job," Mr. Schumer said.

But Bryan Garner, the author of the manual, acknowledges that the "comp-" pronunciation has become "virtually universal".

The financial and political dramas of "The Measure of a Man," though virtually universal, are minor and cramped.

She is the only major female contender and, as the first African-American woman ever elected to the Senate, back in 1992, she has virtually universal name-recognition.