Sentence examples for universally read from inspiring English sources

Imagine Roth approaching his 80th birthday laden with awards and honorary degrees, globally translated, universally read, his talent having triumphed over every adversity: mental breakdown, heart ailment, rabbinic orthodoxy, feminism.

Fresh to her office, Kopacz did nothing to help the bill, cancelling its reading and pushing the debate to a late-night session, which was universally read as a concession to the rightwing opposition.

So is Owen Wister's "The Virginian," a once universally read novel of a dude who goes West and meets an "omni competent" but soon to be out-of-date ranch hand, and Robert Penn Warren's "All the King's Men" — once regarded as a very-big-deal potential G.A.N. — where the populist Huey Long character is observed by a cautiously modern Southern gent.

So is Owen Wister's "The Virginian," a once universally read novel of a dude who goes West and meets an "omni competent" but soon to be out-of-date ranch hand, and Robert Penn Warren's "All the King's Men"—once regarded as a very-big-deal potential G.A.N. where the populist Huey Long character is observed by a cautiously modern Southern gent.

The compound representation in CDD Vault can be accessed via the text compound descriptors (as in the Supplemental Table 1) or in a batch connection table format as an MDL format structure data file (*.sdf) that is universally read by all chemistry aware software.

"It seems to be universally known and read," a friend wrote to Percy Shelley.

The coverage is read universally, but most passionately by those being covered.

Of all translations into English, the one most read and universally admired is, of course, the King James Bible (1611), our language's lone masterpiece produced by committee, at least until this year's "9/11 Commission Report".

Our results identify four SNPs that universally appeared with M/E read percentages of 100% in all of the four samples used or with less than 100% M/E reads percentages in some of the samples used, suggesting inherited or somatic mutations respectively.

In all cases, sequencing began with universally primed end reads for one isolate per gene and proceeded to internal reads where indicated (i.e., incomplete coverage but end reads acceptable).

Although I have made this calendar universally shared for "everyone" to read, the problem is it once again forces people to add their events to this calendar and furthermore I would still need to manually provide various event organisers with "contributor" rights to the calendar.