Sentence examples for is almost universally agreed from inspiring English sources

It is almost universally agreed that Leibniz later arrived at the calculus independently.

What a story!" Derry-Londonderry's year as UK City of Culture has been, it is almost universally agreed, a triumph.

The main characters in the new Da Vinci Code will probably be the same ages they are in the original – I doubt a 17-year-old Robert Langdon would make a convincing Harvard professor – and one thing that is almost universally agreed is that young adult books should probably star young adults.

From a structural perspective, there are ten basic parts of the vertebrate CNS that are almost universally agreed upon.

Nixon, it was almost universally agreed in 1974, had weakened the American Presidency for many decades to come.

It's almost universally agreed by economists and policy experts that a carbon price, through a tax or trading scheme, is the most effective and efficient method for reducing emissions.

Puppet Masters have little compunction against hurting other players, and it's almost universally agreed that they're villains.

Advice of this sort is widely agreed to be spot on - and is almost universally ignored.

China is almost universally viewed with despair.

"Veterans healthcare is almost universally underfunded.

The Child Support Agency is almost universally despised.