Sentence examples for generally free of from inspiring English sources

They are short, direct, and generally free of metaphor.

Game is generally free of all that; it's common sense to give it a go.

Life insurance proceeds are generally free of income tax for all beneficiaries.

If Bang on a Can's slogans show a trace of high-mindedness, its programs are generally free of it.

Because warmer air can hold more moisture before condensation occurs, the eye of the cyclone is generally free of clouds.

The Volga is generally free of ice for about 200 days each year and for about 260 days near Astrakhan.

He has made some 20 shorts over the past decade, and they are generally free of narrative, drama and character development.

Majestic was an effort to bridge the online divide between the relatively small numbers of paying, hard-core players who immerse themselves for 20 hours or more a week in role-playing games and the millions of casual gamers who may indulge in a quick (and generally free) game of checkers or Tetris while taking a break at work or home.

"Because small museums without great treasures are generally free from disasters of this kind, they are less aware of the danger," he said.

Public pension funds monitor firms more actively for shareholders' interests than do other institutional investors because they are generally free from conflicts of interest and corporate pressure (Gillan and Starks 2000).

It is the most democratic of art forms, generally free at the point of delivery and with an audience who can walk away at any time.