Sentence examples for be universally understood from inspiring English sources

It's funny: were it any other crime, those numbers would be universally understood as a terrible denial of justice.

However, the message imparted by the game can be universally understood – that loving someone until they die is a complicated, devastating and joyful experience.

He said: "He wrote this great line which said, 'The art of writing is to explain the complications of the human soul with the simplicity that can be universally understood,' and I think that's what he achieved".

From anger to happiness to sadness to surprise, facial expressions seemed to be universally understood around the world, a biologically innate response to emotion.

The writer of these passages was not just America's preeminent theologian and medical authority, but a husband and father whose grief can be universally understood.

Civility and aggressive vulgarity are universally understood.

The pull of New York is universally understood.

Also, and not incidentally, Bosh is universally understood to be the Heat's third-best player.

"It's universally understood that you'll have a good flight with no stress".

By Mohsin Hamid May 10, 2017 The pull of New York City is universally understood.

This report was universally understood to prohibit the deliberate killing of noncombatant women and children.