Sentence examples for Quite universally from inspiring English sources

She's not quite universally admired, you know.

But in spite of this, unity-in-variety is quite universally recognized as a criterion for artistic excellence.

At the heart of the combat exclusion rule were two assumptions that were accepted uncritically, if not quite universally, for decades.

It's actually rather impressive for a single campaign to be quite so universally offensive.

Writing to the actress Olga Knipper (whom he later married) after the play's première, he said, "The telegrams made no mention of anything except curtain calls and brilliant success, but I thought I could detect in them the slightest, subtlest hint of something which led me to suspect the mood among you was not quite so universally sunny.

They may also have a hard time drawing users in, since this service is more centralized on the Walk Score site and isn't quite as universally embeddable.

So, before accepting a job at Monsanto, which is not quite as universally adored as the noble warriors who battle cancer, he had to genuinely consider whether he could be comfortable with that shift in everybody else's perception.

Quite simply, Gatti is universally revered for the manner in which he fought.

So he became an engineer, a subject that no doubt assisted his creation of a small computer terminal now known, universally and quite profitably, as "the Bloomberg".

Each of the President's minor disruptions of business as usual ran into heavy opposition from interested parties, whereas the possibly fateful postponment of SALT II was almost universally and quite casually accepted.

So Zhou Enlai's famous reply was actually quite banal – yet is now universally reinterpreted as a gem of sempiternal Chinese wisdom.