| The gaiety surrounding Durga Puja has universal appeal with people from every community participating in the festivities. |
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| The universal appeal of flowers and their ability to coordinate with many decorating schemes make them a perennial favorite for hotels. |
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| Beads and daisy chains are feminine touches, while rickracks, fringes, and narrow ribbons have universal appeal. |
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| But the family story, with all its problems, embarrassments and dysfunctional members, still has its universal appeal, at home and abroad. |
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| If the Party is to have universal appeal, and to win back the floating vote,, we need someone with the common touch. |
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| It is clear at this stage that the song has a universal appeal, catching the imagination of young and old alike. |
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| Just because a movie is a feel-good flick doesn't mean it has universal appeal. |
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| The only note of caution voiced by one reviewer was whether the film had universal appeal to cinema audiences. |
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| The reason Bollywood films have such universal appeal is because they're squeaky-clean. |
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| Inventively humorous, with a gentle, steady touch and a universal appeal, this blog also shares some of my own obsessions. |
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| No computer game manufacturer has produced a game of such universal appeal. |
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| Throughout the West-Indoeuropean world, in Ireland, Gaul, and Italy, the universal appeal to the indigenous sense of rhythm is in the form of the tripudic dipody, whether in stichic, distich, or tetrastich form. |
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| The products have universal appeal and it's a range that children love playing with. |
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| International awards like these attest to the film's universal appeal. |
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| She had identified the universal appeal of Koodiyattam before Japanese scholars discovered that forms like Noh shared a common philosophy with the Sanskrit theatre form. |
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| The project has a universal appeal because of attributes that target audiences enjoy, regardless of culture and demographic status. |
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| What we're doing here is tapping into this wonderful, extraordinarily appealing culture with universal appeal. |
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| Le Meilleur Ami du monde has universal appeal, since the story can be easily transposed to another countries at war. |
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| Its universal appeal will provide solutions linked to emerging societal trends for several generations to come. |
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| The most powerful weapon in the struggle against extremism is the universal appeal of freedom. |
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| This monotheism, this religion of the one, of course has universal appeal. |
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| The globe in the background illustrates the universal appeal of the Geneva Motor Show. |
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| A programme might get lucky: a story that is culturally specific might have universal appeal. |
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| The best panels have a balance of perspectives, reflecting the universal appeal of good poetry. |
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| At the same time, his work clearly has a universal appeal and has enriched international culture in general. |
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| Using writing as a tool for positive change, Fraser harnesses a soulful voice while singing songs that have universal appeal. |
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| When properly geared to local conditions and the national stage of development, they have universal appeal and are capable of being generally applied. |
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| Sport, because of its near universal appeal, is one such way. |
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| It has its own legitimate and universal appeal, and serves also as an essential auxiliary to the museum, the art gallery, and to all other institutions of culture and education. |
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| World Invocation Day is a world day of prayer and meditation when men and women of every spiritual path join in a universal appeal to divinity and use the Great Invocation. |
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| A project of universal appeal would be a monthly or quarterly health magazine, mimeographed or otherwise reproduced in sufficient quantity to give one to every child. |
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| As a Mediterranean yacht charter or flotilla destination Croatia's effortless blend of history and hipness make it somewhere with universal appeal. |
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| Submissions will be judged according to their universal appeal, their comprehensibility without the use of words, their clarity of presentation and their timelessness. |
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| Sasha has always been noted for being a master at this and it is this universal appeal that he has tapped into that has established his strong fanbase around the globe. |
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| Mathematical recreations have a universal appeal. |
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| Bookshops have an almost universal appeal. |
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| Design a solution that has universal appeal. |
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| The proposal has not garnered universal appeal. |
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| Dante, Petrarca, Boccaccio opens with a splendid text by Evghenj Evtushenko, one of the greatest living poets, testifying to the relevance and universal appeal of Dante's genius. |
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| This splendid attitude of his was carried over into his compositions, whose old-fashion charm and character seem forever almost to define an epoch while retaining to this day their universal appeal. |
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| Casimo offers games with universal appeal to users and while doing so it also affords operators a cost effective and easy to implement loyalty boosting argument. |
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| The success of democracy therefore depends on ongoing advocacy in its favour, demonstrating over and over its value to people all over the world, and to highlight its universal appeal to those whose rights are denied. |
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| This universal appeal of human rights made knowledge transfer easier. |
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| Christine Lötscher, an expert on children's books, demonstrates what kind of picture stories have a universal appeal and what kind tend to fail in translation because of cultural barriers. |
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| The United States and its allies confront terrorism with an array of military, intelligence and law enforcement efforts, Bush said, but their combined power pales in comparison to the universal appeal of democratic ideals. |
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| Certain patterns also have universal appeal. |
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| The universal appeal and instant recognition of bank notes has resulted in a plethora of novelty merchandise that is designed to have the appearance of paper currency. |
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