Sentence examples for too universally from inspiring English sources

Is it, too, universally law-obedient to physics?

So far from insulting the bodies of the dead and wounded, they permitted them to lie untouched, till carried away; and none were stripped, as is too universally the case.

Mr. Welch, too, was universally praised -- in 1999 Fortune magazine named him "manager of the century".

"Emma", too, is universally praised for its extraordinary mastery of narrative form, and for making readers love its flawed, and even unlikeable, heroine; she who attempts to control the lives of those around her but is blinded by her own self-satisfaction.

We got our overalls really dirty and our boots are universally too big, but it all adds to the adventure.

Some things simply seem to be too deeply and universally engrained to be susceptible to change, even if there would be numerous advantages in doing so.

Has it not been made clear that individuals and institutions are universally too slow to act?

The villains get in on the action too, each as universally flirtatious as the next.

It, too, was all but universally criticised.

The staff was pretty much universally attractive, too.

Never mind, too, that he is universally acknowledged as the best returner in today's game.