Sentence examples for universal opinion from inspiring English sources

"He nailed it tonight," gushed the MSNBC correspondent on the scene, and that seemed to be the universal opinion.

The four conveyed a 'nearly universal opinion' within their field that homosexuality is not a risk factor for the sexual abuse of children".

Regardless, it is the universal opinion of silvopasture advocates that animals should not be placed in tree-based systems if they will not be managed through rotational grazing.

The UN inquiry gathered facts which are "the empirical foundation for application of international law and of universal opinion", said Kirby.

Unlike the stock-option debate, where business opposition to the new rules was nearly universal, opinion is much more divided about merger accounting.

Looking again at his writings, Adams liked what he read: "This dull, heavy volume still excites the wonder of its author... that he had the courage to oppose and publish his own opinions to the universal opinion of all America".

Among the fans interviewed, the Hampton shows won rave reviews, with the near-universal opinion that Phish now is far tighter and more energetic than the band that toured five or six years ago.

Their reading, presented in the first instance for the information of the Tribunal, then for the information of the Defense, and finally, be it said, for that of universal public opinion, has already taken up a very considerable time.

No writer of opinion expects universal consensus.

("America is a nation that values our relationship with an Almighty". "You know, it's interesting, there is a universal God, in my opinion").

Or the Administration will propose something that receives the universal approbation of respectable opinion and also fails to pass, but that actually has hidden benefits, such as distracting liberal attention from something else, or propitiating an important Republican interest group.