Sentence examples for generally accounted from inspiring English sources

The Shijing is generally accounted the third of the Five Classics (Wujing) of Confucian literature.

The two novels that followed, "Barbary Shore" (1951) and "The Deer Park" (1955), are generally accounted failures, though each has its fascinations.

The Daily Telegraph, daily newspaper published in London and generally accounted, with The Times and The Guardian, as one of Britain's "big three" quality newspapers.

That's because, just 30 years ago, state appropriations generally accounted for about four times the revenue of tuition — so offsetting a 20 percent reduction in state support would require raising tuition by 80 percent.

His first book of short stories, Dark Carnival (1947), was followed by The Martian Chronicles (1950), which is generally accounted a science-fiction classic in its depiction of materialistic Earthmen exploiting and corrupting an idyllic Martian civilization.

Zeno's brilliant paradoxes are generally accounted as attempts to defend Parmenides.

Salaries generally account for almost all of a racer's income.

The fourth quarter of the year generally accounts for roughly two-thirds of all toy sales.

Children generally account for a tiny percentage of deaths from influenza.

Air-conditioners generally account for about one-third of energy demand during peak summertime periods.

Indeed, only about 0.5% of people generally account for up to 75% of homicidal violence in major cities.