Sentence examples for generally as far from inspiring English sources

There are many examples of the former, including lakes in the tropical regions and generally as far north as about 40° latitude.

Generally, as far as they know, the ex-prisoners they've worked with have been non-violent offenders, usually involved in drugs.

A slightly different account in Congressional Quarterly quotes a Democratic aide as saying that the new legislation has "all the civil liberties protections" of the RESTORE Act passed in the House last year, a bill which civil libertarians have generally regarded as far preferable to its Senate counterpart.

New Year's weekend will be generally quiet as far as openings go — though the museums will all be doing their thing, with some terrific shows ongoing.

The same could not be said for another YouTube refugee, Bria Kelly, whose cover of Pink's "Perfect" was vocally fine, but generally boring as far as stage presence goes.

Hearing his take on the changes, the past, the future, the nature of electronic music, and the similarities between today's youth and his youth was both sobering and inspiring, and generally about as far away from deep house DJs complaining about airport food on Twitter as you could possibly imagine.

Hearing his take on the changes, the past, the future, the nature of electronic music and the similarities between today's youth and his youth was both sobering and inspiring, and generally about as far away from deep house DJs complaining about airport food on Twitter as you could possibly imagine.

The idea that anyone would have his or her own desktop computer was generally regarded as far-fetched.

The table is where I generally do meetings as far as fragrance or intimate business meetings, one-on-ones.

For about ten years after that, the Kremlin generally remained permissive as far as nonpolitical self-expression was concerned.

The territorial claims of earlier Tuareg rebellions in Mali generally extended only as far south as the Niger.