Sentence examples for more universally recognized from inspiring English sources

The Chinese goalie best known from here to Pasadena for surrendering one too many penalty kicks in the 1999 Women's World Cup final speaks limited English, but it didn't take much to share a more universally recognized sensation.

Although our speakers last night and the Dalai Lama come from different worlds, different educations and religions, and live very different lives, it is encouraging to note that this need of more Being, more wisdom is more universally recognized.

But within a few years it was something more: a universally recognized symbol, the romantic embodiment of the City by the Bay.

The cognitive prong is more or less universally recognized as a defense in law (though juries often seem reluctant to utilize it in their decision-making).

Different authors have proposed different expressions for the relation F, yielding scattered values of ft. None of these alternatives is universally recognized as being more suitable than the others.

However, while its production values, technical achievements and scale of ambition were universally recognized, some of the more notable reviewers of the time found the film to be dramatically lacking.

We assessed the performance of the proposed inference algorithm on large, universally recognized benchmark networks of 100 and more genes, and compared it to the state-of-the-art methods.

In 70-odd years the British novelist Richard Hughes produced only three novels, the excellence of which has been universally recognized; fiction lovers have been deprived of more because of the claims of the film world on Hughes's talent.

It is universally recognized and proved that the nanofluids will be more stable after proper supersonic vibration and it can be proved once again by the summary of the dispersion stability TiO2 nanofluids.

Indeed, many written suggestions for future Train the Trainers courses recommend including more academic colleagues in the training to make human rights a universally recognized and necessary addition to a health sciences curriculum.

No universally recognized studies have demonstrated that abstinence classes succeed in bringing more virgins to the marriage altar.