Sentence examples for generally go over from inspiring English sources
I'd generally go over and make a joke about an old deep house DJ.
For instance, you should generally go over an area once with a correct, but not excessive amount of paint and overlap only slightly, rather than scrubbing over and over to fill something in.
While the tried-and-true "handsome American man saves the world" plot of the film has generally gone over well with critics and audiences alike, Argo has also been criticized for its historical inaccuracies and distortions, itsdemonization of the Iranian people, and its essentially propagandistic nature.
But Spielberg's dramatic work has generally gone over better overseas, apart from (for obvious reasons) Lincoln.
There is a consensus in radio circles that liberals generally do not go over as well with mass audiences as do conservatives, because their affinity for nuance gets in the way of being entertaining.Progress Media thinks it has hired someone with no such problem.
Taking the heat off Nazis for the Holocaust generally doesn't go over well.
It's hard to imagine that the juvenile, sex-obsessed, generally offensive Powers would go over well in 2018.
The difference is that the Democrats are, again in playground terms, generally nice people who will go over to someone who fell and skinned their knee and at least offer a hand.
AI projects -- and more generally, any deep research -- can easily go over budget and cause your team to miss deadlines.
Then you generally go into meltdown, tripping over stuff and praying in earnest.
