Sentence examples for universally viewed from inspiring English sources

China is almost universally viewed with despair.

"Somebody who is universally viewed as being impartial".

"It has since been almost universally viewed as a reprehensible mistake".

At the Republican grass roots in Nebraska and in the upper reaches of his party in Washington, the senator's candor was not universally viewed as refreshing.

Boredom is universally viewed as an affliction, he argues, but the dreary feeling can also be useful — as long as it is in short supply.

"Why would Congress want district courts to continue to impose sentences that were universally viewed as unfair and racially discriminatory?" the lawyer, Stephen E. Eberhardt, asked.

Republicans are adamantly opposed to any increase in taxes for anyone, but especially the wealthy, whom they universally view as "job creators," even if all they do is cash dividend checks on inherited stocks.

Beijing has painted Ilham Tohti – whom western governments and rights groups universally view as a voice of moderation – as a dangerous separatist and "scholar-turned-criminal" who preached "hatred and killing".

Although biologists universally view the decomposition of a system into its lower-level parts as reductionistic (an instance of methodological reduction, see Section 1), they often construe the attempt to understand how the parts are organized so as to bring about the system-level properties as a synthetic, non-reductionistic endeavor (Bechtel 2010).

In England the triumph of the nation was viewed universally as a divine deliverance.

If any organization in Europe or the U.S. used such language in its founding document, it would be viewed universally as beyond the pale.