Sentence examples similar to I generally believed from inspiring English sources

David:  I may be a sucker, but I generally believe most pols are in it for the right reason.

You could do it by inverse graphics, which I generally believe is probably maybe arguably the best way to do it.

A few weeks ago, I ordered a 2007 riesling Vieilles Vignes from Albert Boxler, a producer whose wines I generally believe are going to be dry.

Like so many of your readers, I read The Economist for what I generally believe to be fairly balanced and well-researched journalism.

"I generally believe in the private sector and for-profit might be better than not-for-profit," says one father of two and a senior finance executive who attended an information session but decided against applying.

Bryan Mulhern, a councillor for Swale, a location used in the series, said: "I generally believe no publicity is bad publicity but it would be a good idea for the producers to screen it for local people and explain why they picked Faversham".

I generally believe that the writers room has to be safe.

I generally believe more than I know (sadly), so how do we express what I believe in this model?

While I generally believe that arguments not supported by data and not signed by the author are not worthy of a reply, the conversation on Twitter today led me to write a response (on which this post is based).

This is not to say people can't be imperfect and can't change — an idea Khosrowshahi made quite clear, and one that I generally believe as well — but I would just hope that there are some better "good" ones out there.

Third, I think it is important to be mindful of other people's views, although I generally believe that political correctness has gone too far in many instances.