Sentence examples for universally seen from inspiring English sources

The troops already fighting there are universally seen as overwhelmed.

(The court is universally seen as a Kremlin tool).

Mr Johnson is universally seen as a persuasive figure with Labour voters.

Though empathy is almost universally seen as desirable, it is not distributed evenly among all levels of management.

DNA testing is universally seen as a prosecutor's No. 1 tool and underpins many cases, Captain Kapica said.

The I.M.F.'s repeated loans to Russia in the 1990's are almost universally seen as failures.

If business leaders are universally seen as immoral and grasping, cynicism and mistrust will flourish and choke enterprise.

Pakistan was almost universally seen to have precipitated the crisis, ruining the promising peace process that had begun in Lahore and inviting an Indian counteroffensive.

The surest sign a political regime is failing is its inability to do anything about a problem universally seen as urgent that has some obvious remedies.

And Democrats should ask Republicans to join them in pledging opposition to any appointee to head the FBI who is not universally seen as immune to Trump's influence.

She was universally seen as a politician using the UN post to burnish her image and bide her time while it served her presidential ambitions.