Sentence examples for generally heard of from inspiring English sources

"When you mention Wilkie Collins, people have generally heard of 'The Moonstone' or 'The Woman in White' -- and maybe even have read them," Warden said.

As Mark Ames and Yasha Levine first reported in February of 2009, less than a month after the start of Obama's presidency, this "Tea Party" (not even generally heard of, at that time) was actually no "grass roots movement," but was instead a large-scale operation of the Kochs and of their billionaire friends.

Furthermore, returning birds were generally heard to feed their chick before recovery of the tracking devices.

An appeal is generally heard in a court of appeals.

We generally heard that defenses would be ahead of offenses and that teams with new parts would struggle.

During the acoustic part of an invitation-only concert by Beck, the continual chatter was so distracting that he huffed, "I was going to announce the name of my next song, but I don't want to interrupt anybody's conversation," the kind of stinging remark generally heard at button-pushing family dinners.

"We've generally heard positive things about the intent" of the Texas draft rule, says ISSCR Science Director Heather Rooke.

Party testimony is generally heard in the same way as the evidence of witnesses, but there are some essential differences.

Several soldiers used language not generally heard in church.

When I ask people what makes them feel truly well, I generally hear one of three things: connection with other people, creativity, and spirit-oriented activities.

Listening to the work of the younger composers in the Deutsche Grammophon set, one generally hears a fusion of harmony and heterophony.