Sentence examples for generally heard from from inspiring English sources
"Everyone says Americans are stupid — that's what we generally heard from venture capitalists" when trying to raise money, Mr. Hopkins said.
If you think about the kinds of people whom policymakers generally hear from when they cast about for advice, the distinction between berks and wankers is rather useful.
Several soldiers used language not generally heard in church.
The court, whose members are appointed by the U.S. Supreme Court chief justice, has never held a public session and generally hears only from the U.S. Justice Department and intelligence agency lawyers.
I generally hear nothing but complaints from my big-boobed friends, so maybe I'm really not missing out on much".
Yet these are not the voices we generally hear about in the media, from the government or in drug education.
Righties generally hear the glissando moving through the scale from the left side to the right side of the head, while anecdotal evidence suggests that southpaws hear the reverse.
The consumers I've heard from have generally said positive things about the customer service from Groupon.
The issue of unequal funding is most often heard from the charter schools, whose students and teachers generally receive significantly less financial support than district public schools.
Over the past year, The Conversation US has heard from a variety of scholars on the issue of race on college campuses and in higher education more generally.
