Sentence examples for universally apparent from inspiring English sources

Adorno and Horkheimer did not to deny the achievements of the Enlightenment, but rather wanted to show that it had "self-destructive tendencies," that its specific social, cultural and conceptual forms realized in modern Europe "contained its own possibility of a reversal that is universally apparent today" (Adorno and Horkheimer 1982, xiii).

It became universally apparent to the five scientists of the Independent Scientific Review Panel that what had killed the whales was exposure and being in an environment so unlike the deeper ocean that is their natural habitat.

Since this is a new technology no apparent universally accepted methods have emerged to guide the designer in Web site construction.

These particular genes are popular for phylogenetic studies due to their plentitude, universally conserved structure and apparent resistance to horizontal gene transfer (HGT) [ 5].

The first is that if drivers see one rule being near-universally flouted without any apparent repercussions then they might take more chances elsewhere, for example dashing across just-changed red lights.

Universally ridiculed ever since, his apparent rush of blood was actually intended as a protest against the decision of President Joseph Mobutu's government not to pay the players their bonuses as promised.

Admittedly the "universally accessible" clause is in apparent contention with the "useful" clause.

It is apparent that no universally effective treatment exists with the present approach, and clinicians treating patients in the absence of sufficiently strong data is unsatisfactory.

But slumps manifest themselves universally.

Autoantibodies are universally present and may precede development of clinically apparent disease [ 9].

Clitomachus had agreed with the Stoics that avoiding error is a necessary condition for rationality, and consequently, given the apparent unavailability of knowledge, advocated suspending assent universally.