Sentence examples for universally consider from inspiring English sources

That we almost universally consider it to be inhumane to allow an animal to suffer an injury or illness from which they will not recover, while patronising intelligent, sensitive, and above all, autonomous individuals who hope for the same right, is a disgrace.

Although judges have sentencing discretion in a very narrow band of three-strikes cases, the reality is that judges almost universally consider themselves bound under California law to impose a life sentence for a third felony offense, no matter how minor.

Its viewers are universally considered to be a cornucopia of likely voters.

CBO reports are almost universally considered and relied upon as epitomes of non-partisan research.

"This is universally considered a loss around here," one senior official said.

Despite its indisputable excellence, "Russia" is not universally considered the greatest Baedeker.

Indeed, the show's star, America Ferrara, is universally considered attractive.

As vice-president, he was better known than the young senator and universally considered a heavyweight.

Nevertheless, the portrait of a Youth (c. 1504) is universally considered to be by Giorgione.

The year before, it signed Pelé, almost universally considered the best soccer player ever.

Water boarding has been universally considered torture since the Spanish Inquisition.