Sentence examples for universally described from inspiring English sources

The new LED streetlights are almost universally described as unpleasant.

(Yang seems to be universally described as China's Oprah).

Mr. Daft is universally described as even-tempered and comfortable with stressful situations.

The Nandas are universally described as being of low origin, perhaps Sudras.

Even the basic state pension - universally described as "simple" - is built up through a complex set of rules.

For his fans, the appearance of a new collection from the poet almost universally described as the English language's greatest living practitioner of the art is an event.

Other scientists universally describe Joan as friendlier, more nurturing and significantly happier-seeming than Jon.

These results indicate that there are consistent combinations of metrics that universally describe the major attributes of landscape structure at the class- and landscape-levels.

These arguments and distinctions dissipated after World War I, and following the leads of Friedländer, Panofsky, and Pächt, English-language scholars now almost universally describe the period as "Early Netherlandish painting", although many art historians view the Flemish term as more correct.

Patients with rheumatic diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis, almost universally describe pain and stiffness as important contributors to reduced health-related quality of life.

However, a strain of ST30 MRSA isolated in 1991 from Wisconsin lacked the PVL genes but carried SCC mec IV (25 ), which suggested that the sequence of events hypothesized by Diep et al. does not universally describe the evolution of these strains (27 ).