Sentence examples for generally better received from inspiring English sources

The BBC's coverage of Monday night's diamond jubilee concert in front of Buckingham Palace and Tuesday's service of thanksgiving service from St Paul's Cathedral was generally better received.

The Italian opera recordings, to which the Philharmonia lent an unprecedented degree of tonal beauty, were generally better received than Sinopoli's symphonic repertoire.

Raymund Flandez of The Wall Street Journal was unimpressed by Quinn's solo performance of The Supremes' "You Keep Me Hangin' On", though the group performance of "Keep Holding On" was generally better received by reviewers.

Upon its release, "Keeps Gettin' Better" received generally mixed reviews from music critics.

Generally speaking, the film was better received in the eastern half of the United States.

That meant the performances were generally, though not universally, both better and better received.

3 Several studies found that patients receiving oral acne medication showed generally better adherence trends compared with those receiving topical acne medication, including gel-type medications.

People with less [gum] disease receive more treatment because they are generally better off.

BENJAMIN MILLEPIED has generally received better reviews for his performing than his choreography, but his "DOUBLE ARIA" could be a breakthrough for this intelligent young artist.

Participants who had managed to make contact with specialists generally received better care by these indicators, which might be expected.

That said, during the medieval and early modern periods, Christians and Jews generally received better treatment in Muslim lands than Muslims and Jews received in Christian lands.