Sentence examples for generally but specifically from inspiring English sources

The relevance of engaging with reflexive embodiment is thus emphasised as an important methodological concern generally, but specifically within the cross-generational ethnic context.

But crucially, the researchers found tedium seemed to breed not just greater harshness generally but specifically hostility to outsiders.

Successful products know who they are for not generally, but specifically.

Ubiquisys says it will use the funding to expand its business more generally, but specifically also to put more development into its public small cell hotspot business.

Healing miracles performed by adult religious heroes: blindness is cured (not the general state of blindness but particular instances of blindness); lameness is cured (again, not generally but specifically); various consumptive disorders are remedied.

Chinese Christian resistance is not generally political but specifically for religious freedom and self-determination.

As a register of the quality of fielding, the error works generally but not specifically.

Pro-democracy politicians hoped a big turnout would reflect support not only for democratic reform in China generally, but also specifically in Hong Kong.

"When you enter the confectionary category generally, but more specifically in the breath control, the first one out there is generally the one that people adopt," said Robert Passikoff, president at Brand Keys in New York.

And in this sense Greece is in a dire need of an overall change of system, generally but also specifically with respect to its media.

We are living in a world where a Japanese Prime Minister can use pop culture to appeal not only to global audiences generally but to Presidents specifically — or, at least, this specific President.