Sentence examples for uniformly described from inspiring English sources

They almost uniformly described an idyllic university life.

Like most organizational wizards, Ms. Phillips is uniformly described as calm, cool and collected.

He is uniformly described as a gracious mentor, albeit a demanding one.

Friends always hastened to praise Clinton for her determination to "keep going," but they uniformly described her now as angry, confused, bitter, and sad.

The president was uniformly described as furious at his defense secretary, even as his motive for authorizing his staff to leak the scolding to reporters was intensely debated.

Friends and family of Ms. Hart reeled in shock, struggling to come to terms with the loss of a woman they uniformly described as generous, driven and warm.

Where he can be aloof and curmudgeonly, friends uniformly describe Ms. Feinstein as warm, energetic and open.

Mr. Obama thought some of this was unnecessary, said aides, who uniformly describe him as an scrupulous reader of intelligence.

Friends, educators, former coaches and teammates almost uniformly describe Crittenton as intelligent, thoughtful, generous and well mannered.

Used to half a century of nearly continuous rule by the Liberal Democrats, Japanese voters remain uneasy with the present political situation, which the news media uniformly describe negatively as a "twisted Parliament".

Even as they ask how such a thing could have happened, they uniformly describe it as the inevitable consequence of the same forces – the unceasing drive to push ahead, the tendency to cut corners, the disregard for the law – that brought South Korea up from nothing in the first place.