Sentence examples for generally mention from inspiring English sources

When American commentators warn about a new fundamentalism, they generally mention only the Islamic one.

He doesn't wear a sign on his back indicating as much, and we don't generally mention it.

In particular, if a board analysis is included, it is not enough just to generally mention several factors contributing to the board's determination.

Proponents of state neutrality generally mention this view to put it to one side.

Some recreational marijuana proponents quote verses that generally mention seed-bearing plants and herbs (Genesis 1 12, Genesis 1 29-31, Ezekiel 34 29, Isaiah 18 4-5 18 4-5

It will generally mention the safest way to carry or unload the firearm.

More than a quarter-century after he wrote "Beyond Therapy," it is still very funny in a language not generally mentioned in discussions of the translator's art: American Sign Language.

Since then, he has spent a lot of money on improvements (two million is the total most generally mentioned), and he has a track of which he can be proud.

18 35 Dee (Kaitlin Olson) returns from spending time with the prostitute, having expanded her already salty vocabulary; she greets her "Sunny" pals with a vulgarity that combines several body parts not generally mentioned in polite company.

The BBC's impartiality, or otherwise, is generally mentioned in connection with its interpretation of British politics, or unrest in the Middle East, rather than internecine rumblings at Everton Football Club.

Accordingly, the corresponding research generally mentions "stop location identification".