Sentence examples for is universally recognised from inspiring English sources

Today his genius is universally recognised.

He is universally recognised as the best pitcher in Japan.

Tibet has been an inseparable part of Chinese territories since ancient times, which is universally recognised by the international community.

The veil is universally recognised as a symbol of Islam, thus many direct their venom and vengeance at it.

It is universally recognised that the disability benefit system he inherited was badly flawed – and that he has made things far worse.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Jiang Yu said last month: "Tibet has been an inseparable part of Chinese territories since ancient times, which is universally recognised by the international community".

It's universally recognised that some people benefit hugely from recessions.

CHOCOLATES are universally recognised as a potent means of winning over hearts.

Later, after the first world war, he would be universally recognised as a contemporary king of the magazine story.

We re-enacted situations involving one or more of the six primary emotions which are universally recognised by people throughout the world.

The basic situation of an overpromoted, incompetent boss, unmotivated junior staff and a psychotic sidekick, however, seems to be universally recognised.