Sentence examples for but too generally from inspiring English sources
His hero is Washington who, when he arrived in New England, found the Yankees "exceedingly dirty and nasty" with an "unaccountable kind of stupidity in the lower class" which "prevails but too generally among the officers".
Most orthopedic registers, both in Sweden and abroad, are fairly simple by comparison, but they, too, generally need several years before their goals can be fully realized.
Sammer wasn't wrong, too, generally speaking but some truths are better left unspoken or should at least be delivered in more diplomatic fashion.
I extrapolate my feelings too generally.
A few mothers are there, too, generally shushing and finger-wagging and making sure that ribbon-bows aren't crooked.
McArdle says that people think of failures too generally, and forget that they vary in size, fixability and gravity.
In its review released on Monday, the Fed appeared most concerned that banks were applying the tests too generally.
It, too, generally develops in childhood, and those who have it walk as if their knees are fastened together.
It is too complicated, too generally unsettling and too distracting when we are hard pressed by practical urgencies... 'Pastoral' means more than 'consolatory'prophetictic' more than 'unsettling'unsettling
Do you feel that it takes you out of your profession's habitual conservatism or unwillingness to speak too soon or too generally?
As water stress can mean excess water stress too, generally the expression drought stress is adopted.
