11. The imitative efforts at universalize failed to appeal to non-Spanish-speaking audiences. 12. The challenge is in universalizing her monomania, while holding on to her unique psychological strength. 13. The instrument today has been universalized , 14. His notion of loyalty was essentially a universalized and ecumenical interpretation of Christian agapic love. 15. Poberezny is widely considered as the first person to have universalized the tradition of aircraft homebuilding. 16. They utopianized, they universalized , they created Zionism, the modern Olympics, the Socialist International. 17. Recent stage dramatizations of such works represent one attempt to modernize or universalize Bach's message. 18. Postmodern philosophy is a radical criticism of Western philosophy, because it rejects the universalizing tendencies of philosophy. 19. A strong, universalizing impulse underscored Marie de l Incarnation s interactions, and activities in New France. 20. The global spirit of universalizing would never admit the pedantry that insists on analyzing each shape for its specificity.
