Sentence examples for believes in general from inspiring English sources

Gold, who along with Sullivan was the former co-owner of Birmingham, believes in general terms the men running the finances of Premier League clubs have "lost the plot".

A highly respected economist and permanent secretary at the Treasury before being appointed Ofcom's chief executive in December 2014, White believes in general the "audience think the BBC quality is good – better than ever", but refuses to give examples of programmes that could be deemed distinctive.

Second, Republicans believe, in general, that the tax code should generate its revenue in a way that does the least damage possible to the economy.

But believed, in general, that he was too early.

"It's incredibly energizing to talk about what you believe in," General Clark said in an interview this week.

Some Southern politicians appear to believe in General Clark's ability to attract voters that other candidates might not.

MR. LEHRER -- Do you believe, in general terms, that gays and lesbians should have the same rights as other Americans?

I believe in general that property rights are immensely important and I support the idea that businesses should be run for the benefit their owners.

Terry Sullivan, a G.M. spokesman, said that the automaker did not comment on other companies' Internet ventures, but believed in general that dealers should handle sales.

In the age of Enlightenment, superstition was waning, though Joseph Addison confessed himself divided on the subject: "I believe, in general, that there is such a thing as witchcraft, but can give no credit to any particular instance of it".

Charles B. Slocum, assistant executive director of the Writers Guild of America West, said in an interview on Friday that he believed "in general terms" that the "Lost" deal created "the pattern that we are looking for in our negotiations," although he noted that the guild was seeking better financial terms.