Sentence examples for was almost universal from inspiring English sources

The praise from critics was almost universal.

But ownership was almost universal among the 25 fashionable women.

By 1150 the adoption of the Rule of St. Augustine by these canons was almost universal.

Asheville's mayor, Esther Manheimer, said reaction in Asheville was almost universal.

Last fall, there was almost universal derision for the assemblage of new entries on network television, with viewership suffering accordingly.

In the media coverage of Tuesday's Democratic debate, there was almost universal agreement that Hillary Clinton came out on top.

Garthoff observes that "in the United States, there was almost universal approbation for President Kennedy's handling of the crisis".

Having been defeated so soundly at Old Trafford and Edgbaston, there was almost universal expectation that England would prevail.

The sentiment that McChrystal and his staff had crossed an almost sacred line in criticizing the civilian chain of command was almost universal.

Unlike the Democrats, there was almost universal support among Republicans for the firing of Sally Q. Yates, the acting attorney general.

In 1904 the son of a Finnish senator assassinated the Russian governor-general, and passive resistance to Russian policies was almost universal.