Sentence examples for Universally referred from inspiring English sources
Texas's decade-long experiment in school finance equalization -- universally referred to as Robin Hood -- is another.
The majority of the musical materials belonged to categories universally referred to as "bloops" and "bleeps".
Both are universally referred to by the first part of their respective names.
Consider the president, Dilma Rousseff, almost universally referred to by her first name.
He is personable and popular, and universally referred to by an affectionate nickname, Pak Lah.
At stake, experts say, is the very survival of the anticorruption commission, universally referred to as K.P.K., the initials of its name in Indonesian.
Additionally these derogatory terms almost universally refer to mental illness in some fashion.
Computer once meant a person who did computations, but now the term almost universally refers to automated electronic machinery.
But posters showing Mr. Barghouti in chains appear now in Gaza, and Palestinians universally refer to him simply as Marwan.
And whatever suspicious there may have been about General Younes, rebel officials now universally refer to him as a "martyr".
The General Command of the Army said it reserved the right to respond to attacks by the rebels, which it universally refers to as "armed terrorist gangs," and it issued a statement Friday saying that it had.
