Sentence examples for becoming universally from inspiring English sources

That I have become so expert, so quickly, on everything American is becoming universally known and celebrated; again this evening I overhear my dinner companions muttering "what a know-it-all!" as they adjourn from the table.

Darcy Hicks Westport, Conn., Aug. 17, 2009 • To the Editor: It is becoming universally accepted that the best (only) way to fix our schools is by using student scores on standardized tests to rate both students and their teachers.

It is fast becoming universally accepted that Cameron and his chancellor George Osborne know better than absolutely anybody else how to boost Britain's economy – and to this end someone in No 10 decided to encourage investment in the UK by organising a celebrity tea party at Davos.

By never making this change or providing pricing flexibility to other verticals, Facebook had limited the use of Credits to social gaming, hamstringing the currency from ever having a chance of becoming universally appealing.

It's clear why Apple wouldn't want a game like this at the top of its App Store charts, but its rejection is also somewhat confusing since it looks like the game was singled out for the sole crime of becoming universally popular.

Today, with powerful technologies that are becoming universally accessible, stability is elusive and disruption is the norm.

Thirdly, that which is in process of becoming appears universally as something imperfect and proceeding to a first principle: and so what is posterior in the order of becoming is prior in the order of nature.

That serious issue, to be addressed in a panel discussion on Sunday morning, served as just one strand among many examined during an opening weekend that pondered a different conundrum: What were the early steps and formative influences that led to Wagner becoming so universally influential?

Reacting to The Artist's brace of nominations, Dujardin said: "It makes me so happy that so many people are embracing this movie, a black and white silent film, and that it is becoming so universally celebrated.

The Affordable Care Act -- addressing what has been a major liberal priority since at least the Truman administration and heavily influenced by many legislators -- is becoming almost universally known as "Obamacare".

Yes, there might be something slightly sinister about a corporate behemoth responsible for the slaughter of approximately five and a half million cattle in the US alone each year becoming a universally recognised and adored symbol of pleasure, happiness, familiarity, and comfort, but hey, have you ever tasted a Double Cheeseburger after five pints of lager on a school night?! Mama.