Sentence examples for it has universally from inspiring English sources

It has universally been recognised as a work by Peter of Spain.

The 0 10 numerical rating scale (NRS) has universally adapted for assessment of pain intensity.

The black car, like the black cowboy hat, has universally understood symbolic value.

For this group, drinking has universally led to severe negative consequences.

I'm not sure I've ever done anything that has universally pleased so many people.

Had a male candidate with a similar reputation for attractive vapidity made such a brazen attempt to flirt his way into the good graces of the voting public, it would have universally noted, discussed and mocked.

It has no universally respected political leader to help guide its transition--no Mandela, no Havel.

(It has been universally assumed that this episode is based on an unhappy relationship the young Maugham had with a man).

In 1878 the name enzyme, from the Greek words meaning "in yeast," was introduced; since the late 19th century it has been universally used.

The elevation of Lehmann, it has been universally agreed, represents a return to the "Australian way", but what does that mean?

Whether it's the stunning performances of Barcelona's golden generation, or the swagger of Spain's World Cup and European Championship-winning squad, or even the new and improved slick and sleek styles of Man City and Man United, soccer has become a sport for the purists, and it has become universally acceptable to believe that attractive is better.