Sentence examples for most universally recognized from inspiring English sources

The name Mahatma Gandhi is now one of the most universally recognized on earth.

"Titanic" may be, as some claim, one of the most universally recognized names in the English language.

It expanded abroad, establishing itself and its red, black and white Marlboro logo as one of the most universally recognized of commercial symbols.

The signage of the New York City subway — stylish Helvetica, white-on-black type — is one of the most universally recognized design schemes in the world.

Disney Studios elevated the cartoon character Mickey Mouse into what was arguably the most universally recognized icon of the 20th century.

Perhaps the most universally recognized joking relatives were grandparents and grandchildren; although parents, and especially mothers, were often visibly fond of their children, the latter were expected to treat their parents with respect.

The most successful and universally recognized deck of cards is that based on a complement of 52, divided into four suits, each containing 13 ranks, so that each card is uniquely identifiable by suit and rank.

These are his mature works, and also universally recognized as his most important theoretical works.

The sizes of howler monkeys' larynxes the noise-producing voice box common to most mammals vary widely among the 10 universally recognized species.

Early detection of pre-cancerous lesions is universally recognized as the most effective method of preventing cervical cancer.

"One teaspoon of iodine over a lifetime is sufficient to protect a person from IDD. Iodized salt is universally recognized as the most efficient, safe and cost-effective way to reach populations at large," she said.