Sentence examples for Although universally from inspiring English sources

Although universally acclaimed, Scar has sparked considerable controversy regarding the character's appearance and personality, specifically his darker-colored fur and alleged sexuality.

Although universally acclaimed as a "good idea" there is much room for improvement.

Although universally practiced, variable results may occur over a short period of time, probably due to changes in physical activity or collection errors.

Although universally used, Asbury's criteria have not been validated and do not take into account several questions: is there a uniform pattern of acquired SNN?

In the Critique of Practical Reason he argues that happiness (the agreeableness of life when things go in accordance with one's wishes and desires), although universally sought by human beings, is not specific enough to entail any particular universal desires in human beings.

Kate Latham Gunnislake, Cornwall Although not universally acclaimed, Michael Ondaatje's The Cat's Table (Jonathan Cape) delivered a great reading experience.

From £5.49, lakeland.co.uk Cut-price fizz First there was Aldi's 40-year-old single malt, which, although not universally lauded, wasn't wholly slammed either.

Although not universally accepted, the theory of led governments in many major automotive countries to enact legislation requiring a significant increase in motor vehicle fuel economy, thereby reducing the output of carbon dioxide.

Although not universally acknowledged as members of New York's creative class, the people who sell cheese arguably deserve a place of recognition alongside the poets and the playwrights, the folk singers and the indie screenwriters.

This view is widely although not universally shared by neuroscientists.

This assumption is very widely, although not universally, made by contemporary philosophers of language and mind.