Sentence examples for more universally understood from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the language used in mathematics is more universally understood, while context in both math and reading assessments may aid immigrant test takers who are non-native language speakers in deriving meaning in order to successfully respond to questions.

Visuals may be more universally understood than text, but finding the perfect sticker among countless pouts, smirks and side-eyes can be as time-consuming as searching for le mot juste.

"I pushed to be even more abstract," he said, "to discover a universally understood visual language.

X monosomy without mosaicism is more typically found in primary amenorrhea and cases were almost universally understood to present with this phenotype.

It may be three times as efficient and universally understood, yet I resist it, as I suspect many do, because while shortcuts are handy and communication ever more casual, it always feels like a small but painful betrayal of style - a little surrender.

Civility and aggressive vulgarity are universally understood.

The rules are unwritten but universally understood.

It's safe, efficient and universally understood.

The pull of New York is universally understood.

Wouldn't a universally understood gesture be handy to express, while driving — "yikes, sorry, didn't mean to cut you off, my mistake" — to pre-empt more common gestures that fly during such encounters?

Once upon a time, a handshake was uniform and universally understood.