Sentence examples for less universally from inspiring English sources

Supranational names, computer-generated, more or less universally pronounceable.

What's less universally acknowledged is that Miranda's performance, as Alexander Hamilton, isn't the strongest in the show.

Imagine trying to take on Uber – the brand that has revolutionised taxis and is more or less universally loved.

In our house we will soon have more books about the (more or less) universally acclaimed trilogy than copies of the books themselves.

But because home prices have risen more or less universally, pensioners may not be able to buy elsewhere in the United States and live off their gains.

Love and Death (1975), a parody of Leo Tolstoy's fiction, Sergey Eisenstein's filmmaking, and a clutch of other landmarks of Russian culture, was less universally applauded.

During his initial rise in the late 2000s, Bieber was mostly dismissed and even laughed at by anyone over the age of fifteen, far less universally-adored than childhood icons like Shirley Temple, Michael Jackson or even Justin Timberlake.

Hen eggs provide another effective and more-or-less universally available means for establishing the distribution of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in the vicinity of landfills and for estimating human exposures.

Americana Simmy Richman With PJ (am I the only one who misses Duncan?) mentioned elsewhere and no other clear-cut stand-outs, let's concentrate instead on some of 2011's less-universally-approved pleasures.

In Afghanistan and Iraq, the UK intervened militarily at great cost and with less than universally successful results.

Inside the golf world, the reaction to Tiger's announcement was less than universally positive.