Sentence examples for be universally considered from inspiring English sources

I don't think we'll ever get to a point where bonds will be universally considered an asset of choice, but I don't see an equity culture coming back for quite a while.

I have no reason to doubt that Hadley does not remember this; in six years of reporting, I found him to be universally considered a dedicated public servant who served the president well.

On 8 June 1882, Somerset played their first match to be universally considered first-class, against Lancashire.

The consensus in the statistical community is now that there is no 'best' notion of 'prior ignorance' that can be universally considered correct [ 37, 38].

The central role of VHL in the formation of sporadic hemangioblastomas suggests that the approach to these tumors can be universally considered as a single entity together with familial cases, which arise as a result of VHL disease.

On the other hand, some patients could not be universally considered (mean intensity of 4.7 4.8 of basal pain, with some patients at the highest extremes) as having well-controlled pain, especially if matched with a pain intensity of breakthrough events of 6.8 on average (with some patients at the lowest extremes).

Picking a zit even though it's universally considered imprudent.

Its viewers are universally considered to be a cornucopia of likely voters.

Nevertheless, the portrait of a Youth (c. 1504) is universally considered to be by Giorgione.

Her collection of essays, Bad Feminist, is universally considered the quintessential exploration of modern feminism.

"This is universally considered a loss around here," one senior official said.