universally

When pressed on potential scandals that the president has taken great pains to publicly avoid, they almost universally turn to one tactic: ignore and attack the questioner.

However, the events at Charing Cross show that our leadership values are not universally adopted and embedded across the whole of the Met.

Even if Labour were to conclude universally, which it is far from doing, that Starmer's leadership is somehow beyond repair, that reality is a smack in the face for those who'd seek a change.

The annual holiday, scores of street renamings and public murals honor him, but they also tame his legacy into a universally palatable story of unity.

The Rapture isn’t universally held in Christian theology.