Sentence examples for generally been viewed from inspiring English sources
In Britain Pinter's later political plays have generally been viewed with a bemused tolerance.
Ms. Dixon took office in January 2007 and has generally been viewed as an effective city leader.
Yes, even in these politicized times, Internet neutrality has generally been viewed on commercial terms, not political ones.
Rivals for three decades, the two executives have rarely appeared in public together and have generally been viewed as bitter rivals, despite occasional partnerships.
Despite some grumbling from backbenchers, Cameron has generally been viewed by Tories as an electoral asset because he has consistently outpolled the party on public popularity.
The Knicks have generally been viewed as a long shot to sign either player, because their roster is young, thin and generally unproven.
It is a humiliating end to four decades on the throne and comes despite the king generally being viewed as having made a great contribution to his country.
To announce the apocalypse is almost a reflex in the heavyweight category, which, in Frazier's time, could generally be viewed as a single entity: one prize, equal in lustre to the status of Olympic 100 metres champion.
f Residuals can generally be viewed as being functionally related to the observed values of the dependent variable and the estimated values of the parameters [54].
Cross generally was viewed as the favorite against state Sen. Mike Frerichs, D-Champaign, and polling consistently showed him in the lead.
