Sentence examples for universally felt from inspiring English sources

It's a connection he thinks can be universally felt.

The board, it was universally felt, was made up of 'high-calibre individuals providing effective leadership of the company'.

He said, and it seems universally felt by his colleagues, that "the players don't want a strike".

The displeasure is not universally felt; a petition on Change.org urging support for the district's administration, for example, had more than 400 signatures as of Monday night.

"I think, universally felt, that he is one of the most soft-spoken, thoughtful, decent human beings around," Justice Weinstein said.

Even when it swells to the level of a disorder, it remains first and foremost an emotion, universally felt and necessary for survival, not to mention for a full experience of human life.

"We checked with many of the entrepreneurs he had backed as an angel investor, and universally they felt that he added tremendous value," Mr. Cohen said.

Nor is it being felt universally.

But no one could have prepared us for the grief – a grief I feel almost foolish to speak of but am encouraged to on discovering how universally it is felt.

The Affordable Care Act is finally beginning to bring health insurance to millions of uninsured; improving GDP figures may not be felt universally but will undoubtedly bring some relief to struggling families; and the US Ebola crisis that prompted so much disdain from Republicans in recent days may be past its worst.

The theme for the opposition remains what it has been for some time: the UK's recovery is rooted in low-paying jobs and the benefits are not being felt universally.