Sentence examples for generally just a from inspiring English sources

How much is the carbon tax support — and the company's environmental gestures more generally — just a public relations move?

There's generally just a lack of nuance with portrayals of Latinos in American films – if they're portrayed at all".

Another reader described himself as "generally just a sports book reader - I tend not to read fiction".

The Nose, generally just a visual presence, has one big number, lording it over Kovalyov in the cathedral, which Alexander Lewis, a tenor, effectively dispatched here.

We are also, generally, just a little more frayed around the edges than our international contemporaries, although scruffy doesn't necessarily mean bad.

Greg Wood reports: The novelty bets on the Grand National are generally just a way to separate the unwary from their spare cash, but William Hill's odds on the horse to touch down in front over the water jump are worth a second look.

He is very caring about other people and generally just an all round good guy".

Just because he wears dumb hats and is in shitty movies and is, generally, just an all-around unbearably smug turd, I know that doesn't mean he is worse than a dictator or mass murderer.

If he has a bad day at work, has an argument with a family member or is generally just feeling a bit down, try to be nice to him.

Basically, the key to fighting or generally just living like a Newfoundlander is to not give a fuck.

I have ALSO heard that too much meddling with my portfolio is a recipe for disaster, chasing yesterday's returns and generally just losing a lot of dough.