For example, the appearance of the natural world, with its rich diversity of shapes, colours, and life, is universally appreciated.
To underline his point, he gave an example: that the taking of a life is universally considered an unforgivable sin.
Her virtues and holy life were universally acknowledged, but controversy arose over her mystical writings, her political influence, and her missionary activities.
The major events of life were universally celebrated on the folk level in ways that demanded of art special costumes, implements, vessels, and auspicious gifts.
James said, of the relation of fiction to life: "Really, universally, relations stop nowhere, and the exquisite problem of the artist is eternally but to draw … the circle within which they shall happily appear to do so".
Poor quality of life is universally acknowledged as an adverse health outcome [ 1].
Specifically, FRDA creates disease-related transitions that able-bodied individuals do not experience, and also alters most life transitions universally experienced.
Half-Life was universally acclaimed, earning an overall score of 96 out of 100 on aggregate review website Metacritic.
Even Jesus in his earthly life wasn't universally admired.
All his life, Mikan was universally seen as the prototypical "gentle giant", tough and relentless on the court, but friendly and amicable in private life.
