Sentence examples for generally dressed from inspiring English sources

Fans in the stands generally dressed more formally, with men in suits and fedoras and women in furs.

Whether he is "channelling," as he calls it, Billie Holiday or simply being his own diva — generally dressed in some version of Thierry Mugler bondage gear — Arias always maintains a certain natural dignity.

On Talaat Harb Square, where the famous Groppi's café was shuttered halfway through the morning, taxis honked in support for gathering bands of Mubarak supporters — almost all men, and all seemingly middle-class and middle-aged, generally dressed in suit jackets and jeans.

Though the dominant mood of the presentation was confrontational and stern — even the dancers were generally dressed for war — the prevailing mood of the music was something softer (especially early in the night, when Ms. Swift strung together several dreamy-eyed songs in a row: "Gorgeous," "Style, Love StoryrYou "You Belong With Me").

It's a beautiful day there she says, 30 degrees, and the event overlapped with a strike by teachers in Victoria, so there were a lot of union people at the event – and a lot of people, generally, dressed in red, the colour worn in solidarity with the teachers.

You can tell they're not press because they don't sit in our section, and are generally dressed quite smartly!

Women do not generally dress up like a generic man on Halloween because adopting masculinity is an everyday things for us.

Women generally dress much more modestly than they did before, wearing either baggy black abayas or helmet-like hijab head scarves.

Needless to say, countless Mormons work in fashion, design, art, music and film, and they generally dress and act just like anybody else.

She was not regarded as always having a flair for fashion, generally dressing sensibly rather than flamboyantly, but local outfitters knew they "could not sell Rose" poor quality garments.

It wasn't that I forgot we had a Polaroid job — my parents owned a business where we would go with a giant Polaroid camera to various events and people would pay us to take photos, either at store openings with clowns or during the major holidays, with my parents generally dressing as the appropriate iconic character.