Sentence examples similar to universal consents from inspiring English sources

But by universal consent it is much more.

He was, by almost universal consent, the most naturally gifted player of his generation.

The Ashes were at stake at The Oval and there was universal consent that Ravi Bopara had to go.

By almost universal consent, he is decent, thoughtful and kind, with a remarkable capacity not to bear grudges.

But he alone, by virtually universal consent, found the means to make music play out the passions those revolutionary ideals enshrine.

Churchill the dog is (by almost universal consent in the advertising business) an under-developed idea that has become predictable and annoying.

to make physical theories depend on metaphysics is surely not the way to let them enjoy the privilege of universal consent...

He gave a six hour speech during the congressional debate on the bill, saying "Some matters, by universal consent, are taken as granted, without any explicit recognition.

But, as the union expands, the notion of universal consent is seen as increasingly unworkable and could be starting to break down.

"Yet each in its turn notwithstanding has taken its position by the universal consent of nations according to its efficiency in human slaughter".

Like her husband, Naomi is notably generous with her bulletins on the home life of Robert Evans — a friend of theirs, the producer of "Chinatown," and by universal consent the leading swordsman of his generation.