Sentence examples for but also generally from inspiring English sources

The best ales are pricey, certainly, but also generally unfiltered, unpasteurised, genuine craft products made for love, not profit.

In previous times, French politicians not only kept their love affairs secret but also generally kept their spouses and children out of the limelight.

He said: "It's a very important symbol for people in the African and Caribbean communities but also generally to show that this history matters.

There was also a debut by Abi Stafford, unflatteringly costumed but also generally undistinguished in Part 1, performed with Tyler Angle, Adam Hendrickson, Megan Fairchild, Stephen Hanna and Andrew Veyette.

You can see that from voter turnout in EU elections but also generally there's reason to suspect that the EU makes its policy announcements as dull as possible and it's all so technocratic and removed from people".

For example, Indo-Aryan has an i/ī sound representing a Proto-Indo-European laryngeal sound not only in initial syllables but also, generally, in interior syllables, as in Sanskrit duhitṛ- 'daughter' (cf. Greek thugátēr).

There are Yemenis who think that qat undermines their civic society; but they also generally believe that not much can be done about it.

They are also mindful of the rules, but are also generally better at big organizations and complexity.

But we also generally pre-announce one of the presenting companies to give the audience a taste of what's to come.

Furthermore, settlement clusters adjacent to high local integration lines revealed that even residents settled in tranquil traffic of lines but they also generally settled close to high traffic lines to easily travel through the entire urban network.

Exercise not only fortifies the discs but is also generally effective in preventing and treating pain.