Sentence examples for with universal praise from inspiring English sources

But that does not mean that Dr. Kim's nomination has met with universal praise.

He added: "I think it will go through, and for the first time London will be spending really serious money on cycling, and producing a facility which has met with universal praise from cyclists.

As a result, the building was inaugurated in April 1998 with all the right artists -- John Eliot Gardiner and Christian Thielemann, Deborah Voigt and Cecilia Bartoli -- and with universal praise for its acoustics but without much of an audience.

She said the switch, which will mean it will end on the Saturday rather than the Sunday of the August bank holiday weekend, had been greeted with "universal praise and pleasure".

No such luck on The Marr Show, where the Labour leader was questioned about his commitment to keep the Barnett formula, a "vow" that has not met with universal praise in Wales or in some parts of England.

Sicha's hire was met with universal praise from obsessive Times observers.

It met with near universal praise.

The speech, with its apology for "things we wish had been done differently or not at all", was greeted across the Irish political spectrum with near universal praise.

It wasn't in keeping with the universal praise that he tends to garner these days but this wasn't a regular day for the Wolfsburg midfielder.

Howley's decision to reveal his team 11 days before the game was unusual, but has been met with almost universal praise.

Critics and fans alike have met him with nearly universal praise.