Sentence examples for fairly generally from inspiring English sources

By now the main points of François Truffaut's career are fairly generally known: he was the pugnacious young critic on "Arts" and the "Cahiers du Cinéma" who helped to lead the attack on the entrenched film industry of the fifties, and went on to demonstrate that not only could he tell people what was wrong with their films but he could do better himself.

This calibration of the strength of predicative mathematics, which is due to Feferman and (independently) Schütte, is nowadays fairly generally accepted.

Even those who are fairly progressive generally refrain from making such a case.

"There are some things with dating that are fairly universal; generally, everyone's navigating the same oceans of awkwardness, mishaps and utter failures".

The research also showed there was typically that re-offenses occurred fairly quickly, generally within the first two years after release or parole (the average interval was about 21 months).

Traditional fine-scale taxonomic characters that are fairly discrete generally agree with the genetic groups, for example; papillae (M. patula and M. verrilli); verrucae (M. capitata); variable short ridges (M. dilatata, M. flabellata, M. cf. turgescens) and nodular ridges (M. cf. incrassata) see [9].

The genotyping success rate was fairly high, generally above 90%, for all other species.

For both PM2.5 and PM10, correlations were fairly modest, generally with 0.1 < r < 0.4.

If the team is fairly young, generally fit and ambitious, then rock climbing is a great activity for them.

Those chats are generally fairly jolly, like Mr. Johnson himself.

The beer is pretty bog-standard, and pricey, but service is generally fairly quick.