Sentence examples for generally aligned from inspiring English sources

Is the Court generally aligned with public opinion?

Japan is generally aligned with Europe in the talks.

Under the protectorate, the sultans were generally aligned with the British.

Despite his involvement in the board battle with the "children's slate," a group generally aligned with social conservatives, Mr. Ray was a registered Democrat until recently.

But he is not holding his breath waiting for any of the major distributors — generally aligned with the big media groups — to call.

The true blue Tories are the Conservative party's core group of supporters, who are generally aligned to rightwing issues, such as crime, immigration and taxation.

Yet despite this evenhanded treatment, Andress generally aligns himself with the revolutionaries.

Even the Confederation of British Industry, an employers' group that generally aligns with the economic policies of Mr. Cameron's Conservative Party, called Wednesday for urgent action by the government to get Britons, especially young people, working.

These 20-year results demonstrate that the effect of OM removal and soil compaction on soil properties is site-specific, which generally aligns with concepts of soil quality and its influence on vegetation growth.

Then there are the smaller gangs who have their own identities and agendas but generally align themselves with one of the two main gangs.

Politically, Marge generally aligns with the Democratic Party, having supported the candidacy of her state's progressive governor Mary Bailey, and voting for Jimmy Carter in both of his presidential elections.