Sentence examples for widely held that from inspiring English sources

The assumption is now widely held that he will be a one term mayor.

There is a belief, widely held, that newspapers are bigger than any individual.

It is widely held that people are meaner on the internet than in person.

(It is widely held that he started drawing in 1939, though he may have begun a few years earlier).

Back then, it was widely held that light, like sound, needed a medium in order to travel.

This belief was so widely held that the normally pro-Democratic New York Times actually endorsed Franks.

"It's widely held that the government acted in retaliation against him after the divorce," Professor Schoeberlein said.

Even if not all Christians could agree on all formulations, it was widely held that there was some fundamental "thing" that had thus been believed.

After World War II the idea came to be widely held that government budget policy (usually called fiscal policy) should be brought in to assist monetary policy.

The notion is widely-held that a vaccine is either tolerogenic or immunogenic based on whether the vaccine is administered into a quiescent or pro-inflammatory environment.

It is widely held that when the names go into the hat for the 2016 Democrat presidential primary, there is only one that will matter: Hillary Clinton.