Sentence examples for generally look at from inspiring English sources
More generally, look at the points for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"I don't generally look at these things, but I did that day.
"And I generally look at their children and put the question to them.
If they link to something that grabs my attention, I will generally look at it or save it for later.
People who are already cynical and skeptical about Washington generally look at it and say, This is the same old mess we've seen before.
Whereas in earlier portraits the sitters generally look at the beholder, now they often are turned away as if concerned with weightier matters.
The French buyers most active in recent months are generally looking at properties between $500,000 and $5 million, brokers say.
Cole said Congress has generally looked at funding for the NIH and other research agencies more kindly than presidential administrations have, whether Republican or Democratic.
Arnulfo generally looks at me with that same medical concern, this time concerned more about my mental health than my roots.
"We have generally looked at the rear of the building as a less significant portion of the building, because it is not visible from the public right of way," said Sherida E. Paulsen, the commission chairwoman.
Barracuda is particularly good at talking about sport, from Tsiolkas's brilliant descriptions of Danny's swimming to more generally looking at the nation's obsession with sporting heroes, and how it reacts when those heroes don't live up to expectation.
