Sentence examples for generally neutral from inspiring English sources

To describe a politician as "liberal" or "conservative" (while almost always inexact) is generally neutral.

Shareholders said Mr. Theede's accession as chief executive would be generally neutral, with the resolution of the $3.4 billion tax claim the chief concern of investors.

Nevertheless, the republic maintained a generally neutral but pro-Western stance, and, indeed, a new government formed in June 1967 under the premiership of Maxamed Xaaji Ibrahiim Cigaal (Muhammad Haji Ibrahim Egal) embarked on a policy of détente with Kenya and Ethiopia, muting the Pan-Somali campaign.

Various minor nature spirits—such as the spirits of water, fire, mountains, winds, and other spirits recognized in primitive religions are generally neutral, but, in order to keep them that way or to make them beneficial to man, proper sacrifices and rituals must be performed.

Is this your Brazilian blood running through your fashion veins? A. While I prefer to keep the palette clean and generally neutral on the runway, I think the red carpet is the perfect place to infuse some color and add a little drama.

When it comes to adversarial users, strong adversarial users appeared to be generally neutral (median: 3) in their confidence ratings.

Linkage disequilibrium among the inbred lines (r 2 ) generally followed neutral expectations despite breeding system, chromosome and generation of experimental evolution.

Other people's reactions are generally either neutral or positive.

A radio station is, generally speaking, neutral territory — songs are played, personalities are a bit bland.

International financial authorities have generally remained neutral about the advisability of small nations' adopting a larger nation's currency as their own.

"Human trials of so-called antioxidants have generally been neutral or shown harm, and these recent reports are consistent with their findings," he said.