Sentence examples for general being from inspiring English sources

Nosheen Iqbal interviewed Simon Amstell last week, about the comedian's efforts to break into the US market ("I'm quite enjoying being new") and his career in general: "Being funny is my only real ambition.

But what is the explanation for the poor, in general, being hit harder than the rich?

"I might benefit from other sterotypes … in general being a women hasn't been to my detriment.

It shows an armchair general being honored at an expensive restaurant, a wad of food in one cheek.

And being a gold bug — or, in general, being a right-winger — means never having to say you're sorry.

The similarity of the responses to those questions suggests that the boys were, in general, being truthful.

In 1930 he was knighted and appointed solicitor general, being elected Labour member of Parliament for Bristol East in 1931, but he refused to serve in the National Government formed in that year.

"In general, being big is better," says Morningstar analyst Christine Benz.

In general, being a new form of large complex system, electric vehicle development is facing new historical conditions and challenges.

The mathematical expressions are both simple and quite general, being valid for all values of the elastic constants and wire thicknesses.

In fact, the concept of imaging consciousness as the locus of possibility, negativity and lack emerges as the model for consciousness in general (being-for-itself) in Being and Nothingness.