Sentence examples for universally vilified from inspiring English sources
Drug cheats in sport are universally vilified; in academia - where results actually matter - the practice is silently tolerated.
Since her role in the ban of the town's most valuable export, she's become a universally vilified figure.
Hitler is almost universally vilified; Lenin remains entombed on Red Square as Russia's most distinguished corpse; and modern Russia is looking more kindly on Stalin's memory.Robert Gellately elegantly scrutinises their differences and highlights their similarities.
Though, at that time, transgender people were almost universally vilified, Shane had the moxie, and chops, to appear on television in Nashville and to headline clubs in her adopted town of Toronto, where she scored a No 2 hit with soulful ballad Any Other Way.
It's not axiomatic that all leaders on the right are universally vilified anyway because they make the tougher choices, therefore, when they're vilified we should take comfort.
While the images of Neil's accomplishments soared across the airwaves reinforcing his historical legacy, Lance was almost universally vilified.
Landrieu also chose to quote the late South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela, a man now universally admired but once imprisoned, vilified as a terrorist and scorned by leaders in the West.
Fascists in St . Petersburgvilified "Fascists".
She was immediately vilified.
