The PP's anti-systemic bias was universally perceived as incoherent, demagogic, even self-contradictory, a textbook example of "non-ideological" populism.

Despite his subsequent involvement in various scandals, Ionescu-Caion was not universally perceived as a mediocre journalist.

Now it's universally perceived as an essential stepping stone to career success.

Of course, as is universally perceived, man struggles to mold phenomena, which is at odds with his or her belief systems, into a more conforming form.

Calvin's religious epistemology is based on the sensus divinitatis (Sense of Divinity), an assumption that the presence of God is universally perceived by all humans.

His cause is almost universally perceived as hopeless, despite the tax fraud conviction of Ms. Pirro's husband, which was supposed to have threatened her political future.

The lesson to be learned, he said, also applied to real-life skaters, some of whom wrestle with the notion they are not universally perceived as athletes.

Newark is 15 miles from Midtown, slightly less than the 16 miles to Kennedy, but it "is almost universally perceived" as easier to reach, the study notes.

Votes must be counted by people universally perceived as impartial.

It was then universally perceived, notwithstanding official denials, to possess, or to be able to quickly assemble, nuclear weapons.