Sentence examples for universally noted from inspiring English sources

As has been universally noted, Obama did what he had to do in his acceptance speech.

Had a male candidate with a similar reputation for attractive vapidity made such a brazen attempt to flirt his way into the good graces of the voting public, it would have universally noted, discussed and mocked.

There is a "universally noted decline in fish and game stocks", the Panel states, and no "serious oversight, organization, or study of fisheries in the region with a view to long-term management".

That the album didn't go on to achieve commercial success is irrelevant – although some say there will be a correction this year, for the sake of basic ratings, and a more universally noted album is more likely to win, an Arctic Monkeys rather than a Talvin Singh.

Critics have universally noted that it is distinctly not a book for children (the comparison of a used condom to a the "cocoon of some huge grub" has become the definitive evidence of this matter, so referenced has it been), with the most disappointed reviewers offering this announcement as some kind of consolation.

Economic and logistical barriers, including a lack of food and transportation, were almost universally noted by both groups.

"Barnes & Noble expects to sell millions of Harry Potter books over the next few years". Reviews of "Deathly Hallows" have been almost universally glowing, noting the darker tone of the seventh book, in which several characters die.

It seems almost uncontroversial to suggest that hacking attacks made without the intent of personal gain should be treated as a very different beast to those by large, professional groups – who, it should be noted, almost universally escape detection and prosecution.

While these highly generative adults do tell redemptive stories fairly universally, McAdams also notes that these stories are especially cogent in American societies.

Throffer has not, however, been universally adopted; Michael R. Rhodes notes that there has been some controversy in the literature on whether to use throffer, citing a number of writers, including Lawrence A. Alexander, David Zimmerman and Daniel Lyons, who do not use the term.

Neither, it must be noted again, was universally accepted.