Sentence examples for universally seem from inspiring English sources

West Point cadets universally seem an engaged, vigorous lot, and their classes full of discussion, although the end of most sessions in Davis's schedule brought about an epidemic of yawning.

Actors almost universally seemed willing to come to New York City at the drop of a hat to work with him for "scale" (the Screen Actors Guild minimum required compensation).

But Dayne's improvement universally seems to be linked to how he finds and proceeds through the holes generated by the offensive line.

But estimates, while not universally accepted, seem alarming.

Universally, people seemed impressed by the appearance and the comfort of the $42.5 million ferry.

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," while not universally adored, seems ambitious enough to satisfy many.

Four years on, Lula (as Mr da Silva is universally known) seems almost certain to win a second term, either in a general election on October 1st or in a run-off ballot a month later.

While postgraduates arrive at all ages and for different reasons, they seem universally short of time.

He and the entire cast of Mad Men are unusual among modern celebrities in that they seem universally adored.

Almost universally we now seem content to lead a proxy life, a counter-life, of vicarious, illusory relationships, of secondhand pleasures, of atomisation without individuation.

Drone people, for their part, seem universally to have accepted the fact that the era of privacy ended a while ago.