Sentence examples for is universally seen from inspiring English sources
(The court is universally seen as a Kremlin tool).
Mr Johnson is universally seen as a persuasive figure with Labour voters.
DNA testing is universally seen as a prosecutor's No. 1 tool and underpins many cases, Captain Kapica said.
Maurice Gourdaultheonationalthe national security adviser, is universally seen to be not nearly as forceful as was Mr. Levitte, his predecessor.
Modernizing the nation's current air traffic system, which is based on technology invented during World War II, is universally seen as critical to coping with the congested airspace over the United States and to accommodate growing traffic.
Unlike in basketball or American football, sports in which admission to the Hall of Fame is seen merely as a fitting coda to an accomplished career, membership in baseball's shrine, founded in 1936, is universally seen as the game's highest honour.
If business leaders are universally seen as immoral and grasping, cynicism and mistrust will flourish and choke enterprise.
She was universally seen as a politician using the UN post to burnish her image and bide her time while it served her presidential ambitions.
Nevertheless, considering Australia's population is just 22 million you'd think seven golds was more than adequate but that's not how it was universally seen.
It is not clear what a superintendent would have to do to be universally seen as successful by teachers, parents, politicians, businessmen and taxpayers.
