Sentence examples for would universally be from inspiring English sources

Have we reached the point where news reporters and editors, to be judged fair and impartial, must abandon their humanity and any sense of what in a civilized world would universally be recognized as evil?

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Searching for an easy-to-grasp analogy, he hit upon something "that would go more to health care, something that people would universally recognize was good for you," he said.

Jenkins announced the university was filing a lawsuit against the HHS on May 21, but acknowledged the university's lawsuit wouldn't be universally accepted.

They would be universally accepted, would they not?

In India, "Slumdog Millionaire," a British film whose credits included Bollywood stars, would not be universally admired.

This argument would not be universally accepted among postmodernists, and it still doesn't rescue postmodernism from relativism.

He was aware that a restructure – which would inevitably entail redundancies – would not be universally popular: "Any form of restructuring however light it is, is always detested.

Strauss recognised that it would not be universally popular but he might not have factored in the prospect that potential coaches might be unwilling to take the job.

For a London team to have a greater chance of success it might require a larger salary cap, which would not be universally popular among the other 31 NFL owners.

(KLS) would not be universally embraced, however (see Ryan 1999, for further criticisms).