Sentence examples for while not universally from inspiring English sources

But estimates, while not universally accepted, seem alarming.

While not universally liked, it shows Twitter wants to curate better.

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," while not universally adored, seems ambitious enough to satisfy many.

Its boundaries, while not universally accepted, are generally considered to be: Cebra Avenue to the south; Victory Boulevard running northeast from Cebra Fiedler Avenuee and Tompkins Circle to the north; and Tompkins Circle and Ward and Nixon Avenues to the east.

The latest batch, while not universally successful, represents a wide range of subjects and approaches; all are ambitiously produced, and most come with impressive names attached.

While not universally a poor prognostic sign, positive surgical margins can be a source of disease recurrence [ 5].

A young friend who is a middle-level executive at a top PR firm said something the other day that while certainly not universally true colors her (and others') attitude towards hiring millennials: "Millennials expect their work to change the world from day one, and have to realize that sometimes the great things don't happen right away or even in the first few years.

That support, while broad, was not universally strong.

While Ms. Bhutto was not universally admired, Pakistanis were angry that she was taken from the political scene by an assassin's bullet.

While Steele was not universally popular – some thought he moved too swiftly to streamline the union – most backed his changes and the last thing most want is another period of upheaval.

NARRATOR: While it is not universally accepted, many agree with Haas's conclusions that warfare was a crucial driving force behind the birth of modern society.