Sentence examples for actually generally from inspiring English sources

Second, this means that when biologists and palaeontologists talk about dinosaurs, they actually generally mean all dinosaurs except the birds.

READING in poor light, sitting too close to the TV, wearing the wrong prescription glasses and crossing your eyes — things your mother warned you would ruin your vision — are actually generally harmless.

Those concerts - rudimentary hourlong services, actually, generally built around Bach cantatas and including brief prayers and poetry readings - will indeed return, Trinity, an Episcopal church, confirmed on Sunday, as part of what Mr. Wachner calls in a statement a "redefined programmatic vision" for music and the arts at Trinity.

The latter is a term of art in Kelsen's writings: A norm is efficacious if it is actually (generally) followed by the relevant population.

McNamara said, "Although telemedicine is actually generally legal in South Carolina…the state has a law on the books banning online eye exams specifically.

I'd actually generally avoid writing about things like this, if it were new, to keep the word from spreading before the companies got a chance to fix it — but these techniques are already very well known in the hacking world.

Although, actually, it generally doesn't.

"Actually, they generally do not even distinguish their friends by their sexual orientation".

It was actually not generally accepted in chemistry that polyphosphates larger than pyrophosphate existed until mid-20th century [47].

(Actually, it generally dials you in a minute before a meeting starts, just to make you look good).

"When you make controls granular it looks as if you're giving people control — but actually people generally get bored and don't bother changing anything.