Sentence examples for being universally from inspiring English sources

These expressions are parallel to those with which Aristotle distinguishes universal and particular terms, and Aristotle is aware of that, explicitly distinguishing between a term being a universal and a term being universally predicated of another.

Besides, the rDNA loci have the clear advantage of being universally present in all branches of TOL, universal primers are well known and it has been successfully explored in many branches of TOL.

Middlesex is not, however, being universally congratulated for its perspicacity.

She did not do so by being universally loved.

"The Piece being universally approved was copied in all the Newspapers of the Continent," Franklin noted.

A record number of visitors came that year, despite the show being universally panned.

This means that they differ from the natural law in not being universally applicable.

Of course there are worse things than being universally hailed as charming.

& Tel, which, just as on the previous day, was being universally watched & was unmistakably influencing the whole market.

But she also said, "I've been doing death penalty work for a very long time, so I'm accustomed to being universally hated for that".

Whittingdale has said he believes it is "difficult to justify" a free licence fee, which costs £145.50, being universally available to all over-75s.