Sentence examples for was widely observed from inspiring English sources
adverb
Commonly; generally; to a great degree
The two Conventions, it was widely observed, were essentially television programs.
A crowd at the hospital showed no mercy after the shooting, which was widely observed.
A four-hour strike was widely observed in Italy.
The 50th anniversary of Tenzing and Hillary's historic ascent was widely observed in 2003.
A1 A general strike called by Cuban exiles was widely observed in Little Havana, but elsewhere in Miami it was mostly business as usual.
That this custom was widely observed is evident from the large number of stupas found near monasteries.
This epigenetic mechanism has been widely observed in the development of complex organisms, and can even be found in bacteria.
That the medical establishment is in league with the pharmaceutical companies seems inevitable and in fact has been widely observed.
Extreme weather has been widely observed: continuous droughts in the north and frequent floods in the south.
This phenomenon is called Ekman transport, and its effects are widely observed in the oceans.
A dawn-to-dusk fast is being widely observed in Afghanistan during Ramadan.
