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• n  the quality of being universal; existing everywhere

• He truly represents a universality and global brotherhood, and in his heart and soul, he cares deeply about people.
• You don't expect universality from a song about the agony of monogamous relationships, but the mix of a surf-rock guitar, hand claps and a retro catchphrase captivated not just the .
• While I remember Wilder's plays as being flag-draped, I read in Wikipedia that his major theme was "the universality of the simple yet meaningful lives of all people in the world.

• catholicity

News & Articles

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• Photos of grandmothers around the world cooking food of love - with recipes - Hungry for More | The Buffalo News
  As Italian photographer Gabriele Galimberti traveled the world, he captured images of grandmothers with their most loving dishes. With adorable pictures and yes, the recipes, Galimberti's work glows with a transcendent universality: "Eat something," grandma said, "I made it for you."
  June 18, 2013 - The Buffalo News Blogs

Quotes

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• Sepp Blatter in Moneycontrol.com
  The game must be played in the same way no matter where you are in the world,Blatter said on FIFA's website (www.fifa.com). "The simplicity and universality of the game is one of the reasons for its success. No matter which technology is...
• Michael Ignatieff in Cornwall Free News (blog)
  In our opinion,Ignatieff said, "what matters is maintaining universality of access to the system. We believe, and it's a question of details, that Quebec's propositions conform to the Canada Health Act."
• Tim Kaine in NBC 10.com
  Kaine spoke about the "universality of grief," and said that "we all suffer, we all grieve. There is no escape from that for any of us."