Sentence examples for universally turned from inspiring English sources

Lionel Shriver's We Need to Talk about Kevin was almost universally turned down.

While this has raised compliance standards and costs, some banks are not universally turning down customers from certain countries, so long as enough due diligence is done.

Kup, as Irving Kupcinet is universally called, turned 90 on July 31, so forgive him forgetting the details.

The original idea for such marketplaces was pushed by the conservative Heritage Foundation and was the foundation of Romneycare in Massachusetts, before Republicans turned universally against the idea.

Equally, the climate for foreign investment in Russia was universally believed to have turned for the worst.

Through a combination of hard work, high savings rates, and extensive government intervention, they had turned themselves into universally admired models for development.

"That one print ad has since turned into the universally accepted depiction of Santa Claus".

It might have started out as a joke, but the app has turned into something more universally enjoyable, and its brief popularity tells us something bigger about where the mobile social landscape is headed.

Today green lights universally signal that a system is turned on and working as it should.

He turned to this aesthetic, hardly a universally held attitude, after creating his early choreography for Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in Europe in the 1920's.

Though he reached large white audiences mostly when he was past his prime with black listeners, Mr. Brown turned his vocal specialty into something universally recognizable.