Sentence examples for universally understood that from inspiring English sources

However, the message imparted by the game can be universally understood – that loving someone until they die is a complicated, devastating and joyful experience.

"It's universally understood that you'll have a good flight with no stress".

Among referees, it is almost universally understood that you do not take points off the board unless the wrong player takes a foul shot -- a correctable error if caught within a 24-second period.

"Did they think it unusual for an Irish Catholic to attend Colgate University, to apply to Harvard Divinity School or to attend Harvard Business School; or, perhaps to run a major television network?" Mr. McGuire recalled growing up in New York City from the 1940s to 1960s, "when its Catholic residents universally understood that the N.Y.

In the midst of the dot-com boom I quit a software consultancy heading for an IPO to go write novels, and it was universally understood that I was choosing failure over success — until that consultancy went from 110 employees on three continents to four evicted co-founders in the space of eight months, while I sold the book I wrote and spent six years as a full-time novelist.

It is universally understood that good food, lots of sleep, and a peaceful environment are all essential for a strong immune system and effective healing.

Hirschhorn pays declared homage to Beuys — and to Andy Warhol, for collapsing high culture into popular culture with iconic imagery that is universally understood at a glance.

PAINTING and dancing have this advantage over the other arts, that they are of every country, of all nations, that their language is universally understood, and that they achieve the same impression everywhere," wrote the 18th-century ballet master and dance theorist Jean Georges Noverre in "Lettres sur la Danse et les Ballets".

He said: "He wrote this great line which said, 'The art of writing is to explain the complications of the human soul with the simplicity that can be universally understood,' and I think that's what he achieved".

The American musical is a hybrid, a dramatic form that is both art and entertainment, a cross-cultural sponge that is universally understood.

In the early 1990's, the aptly named Mike Gunn, a state legislator from Mississippi, was quoted as saying, "If guns are outlawed, how can we shoot the liberals?" Jokes like that are universally understood -- if not appreciated -- because the idea and the imagery and the reality of gun violence are so pervasive.