Sentence examples for now universally recognised from inspiring English sources

Kerry Brown, executive director of the China Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, noted that while 1978 is now universally recognised as a turning point, many of the early changes were incremental and began at the grassroots.

Nelson Mandela is now universally recognised as one of the great leaders of his day.

But the history of umami, now universally recognised as a fifth fundamental taste, shows that the cynics are sometimes wrong.

In certain cities, it's simply the reality: Seattle, for instance, where the now universally recognised green mermaid got her humble start.

Spending was cut too quickly; in particular, the very large cuts in public sector investment are now universally recognised as a mistake.

He however later changed his mind on this issue, combining again his own Entoloma eulividum and E. sinuatum, so that Persoon's name is now universally recognised.

Meanwhile, although not universally recognised by the group, Sean Parker ("dob"), Napster's other co-founder and the ex-president of Facebook, is said to have been present at the beginning of w00w00's formation.

Today his genius is universally recognised.

Today, Sebald's reputation is more universally recognised than most, if not all, of the writers who have passed through UEA.

That much is a truth, universally recognised.

He is universally recognised as the best pitcher in Japan.