Despite the disclaimer in its privacy policy, she said, Yahoo generally divulges personal information about users only in response to a court order.
Retailers generally don't divulge details of their sales by category of goods.
He began posting a calendar online, but it generally did not divulge the subjects of his meetings or the names of attendees.
"One generally expects me to divulge stories of horror and revulsion about my experiences with the real vampire community, but the truth is I couldn't have felt safer being around them," he says.
He generally doesn't like to divulge details about his personal life or beliefs, which makes interviewing him difficult, and explains his remorse about sharing those candid thoughts with Norris and MTV's audience.
Mr. Epstein says that applicants who don't divulge their SAT results generally score 100 to 150 points lower than a typical submitter.
The second half of the book's title is only marginally more accurate than the first, since interviewees generally prove unwilling or unable to divulge much about the artist's sexual habits, but Wilcock occasionally elicits some tabloid fodder.
A generally affable man, Mr. Stevens categorically, unconditionally refuses to divulge the name of the island, fearing that publicity will lead to the despoilment of his hideaway.
But few companies openly brag about the work: Apple generally requires suppliers to sign contracts promising they will not divulge anything, including the partnership.
A26 Debate Over Journalists' Rights The Senate Judiciary Committee gave a generally positive reception to proposed legislation that would protect journalists from having to divulge confidential sources, but the Justice Department was harshly critical of the measure.
