Sentence examples for was universally held from inspiring English sources

Preparation was universally held as being important and both groups stressed the need for it to be specific, focused and well timed within degree programs to increase its effectiveness and maximised student engagement.

That view had not always been universally held.

One problem with assumptions is that they might not be universally held.

If it were, Humbert Humbert would be universally held up as a lover par excellence.

But the chances of a speedy collaboration between the DCMS and the Treasury are universally held to be remote.

Nor need you make them feel comfortable or reassure them that their views on marriage and monogamy are universally held.

We've heard commitments from all parties, now it's time they were universally held to account on their promises.

"The dams are not giving proper benefit to Sindh," he added, expressing a view that is universally held in Sindh and rejected by officials in Punjab.

There are very few voices challenging the overwhelming consensus that EU membership has been good for Ireland and the view that the country's economic model is founded on being fully integrated into the economy of the rest of the EU is close to being universally held.

This might also explain why the various elements of transformational leadership are universally held as the ideal attributes of a leader (Den Hartog et al. 1999).

What has been argued by several authors (Forsberg 2015; Stilgoe et al. 2013) is that the role of reflexivity would be that of holding "a mirror up to one's activities commitments and assumptions, being aware of the limits of knowledge and being mindful that a particular framing of an issue may not be universally held" (Stilgoe et al. 2013).