Sentence examples for universally perceived from inspiring English sources

Votes must be counted by people universally perceived as impartial.

The peril facing the British nation was now suddenly and universally perceived.

The sale to L'Oréal was almost universally perceived as a sell-out.

Now it's universally perceived as an essential stepping stone to career success".

Kern is right that it is "universally perceived" that way, apart from those who have escaped sufficiently from the ideological shackles to pay some attention to the facts.

His cause is almost universally perceived as hopeless, despite the tax fraud conviction of Ms. Pirro's husband, which was supposed to have threatened her political future.

They highlight the fact that these treatments are not universally experienced or perceived as harmless.

Universally, Trump supporters liked his perceived independence from the political class.

Over the years the Aβ hypothesis has not been universally accepted due to its perceived failing that brain Aβ deposition correlated poorly with cell death or disease severity in AD whereas neurofibrillary tangle pathology, another established neuropathological hallmark for AD, correlated better and, as such, was suggested to be more relevant, with Aβ representative of a secondary phenomenon [ 2].

The commission summarised the fans' submitted views as almost universally negative and reported that most perceived a continuation of the club in Milton Keynes as no better than liquidation.

The device was universally popular with participants and was perceived as easy to use, and the ability to test at home was well liked.