Sentence examples for still universally from inspiring English sources

Their captain, 39-year-old Scott Stevens, is still universally recognized as one of the meanest players in the league.

A hero of the Napoleonic wars revered by Russian romantics, Yermolov is still universally hated by "the natives" who think of him as brutal, contemptuous and genocidal.

When they first met in 1982, Big Sue -- as she is still universally known -- was attracted by his "healthy" bulk and height.

Oman, he said, seemed comparatively free of the seething discontent that marks much of the region: "The fact that Sultan Qaboos has been in power 40 years, and is still universally admired and loved, is astonishing," he told me.

During the 1970s, Kabul had miniskirts, rock concerts and Ahmad Zahir, the Afghan Elvis - still universally popular in the country today, despite dying in a mysterious car accident in 1979.

As well substantiated by historians of the field of statistics, Galton should also be regarded as the "father" of correlation and regression, inventing these concepts still universally used as research tools in areas such as quantitative social sciences.

Still, universally-adored songs such as Everybody Hurts and Losing My Religion will be remembered long after their demise, which would be hurting a whole lot more if they were taking their illustrious back catalogue with them.

New York, they knew, is still not universally loved in Washington.

Joan Hamburg notwithstanding, beets are still not universally admired.

About 1490 a combination of these evolved into the fleur-de-lis, still almost universally used.

An exemption for fishing boats ended in 2013, but the numbering is still not universally applied.