Sentence examples for generally as an from inspiring English sources

Tomkins's profile serves, more generally, as an encapsulation of a carefree generation blissfully unaware that it's on the cusp of tragedy.

His aides said that the congressman saw development generally as an opportunity for jobs.

You hear it all the time, generally as an excuse after someone has been deeply unreasonable.

When the "Kalevala" did influence 20th-century music, it tended to do so more generally, as an emphasis on ancient, mythical sensibilities.

And since he is both a painter and choreographer, it might be best to regard him more generally as an artist, rather than just a choreographer or just a painter.

The company has revealed little about the venture thus far, describing it generally as an effort to sell digital books that will be readable within a Web browser and accessible from any Internet-connected computing device.

We see [evictions] generally as a last resort.

Reduplication is frequently used, generally as a modification of intensity.

It also portrays the religion generally as a formula for terrorism and extremism.

Generally as a stand-up, no one talks to you about your act.

Generally, as a species, we used to avoid these kind of exaggerated emotional outpourings.