Sentence examples for generally of being from inspiring English sources

Scousers don't spend their time celebrating the beauty of the cliffs of Dover - they boast of Liverpool FC and the culture capital and, generally, of being Liverpudlian.

He went on the radio and accused Berman of not speaking Spanish well enough, of not knowing who among the Sandinistas was a Marxist-Leninist and who wasn't, and, more generally, of being a traitor to the left and giving aid and comfort to Reagan.

Following his election, in a press conference held at a public house in Manchester, he criticised the privatisation of national industries, such as the railway network, and accused MPs generally of being involved in this "... giant looting of Britain".

Professional basketball is not generally suspected of being drenched in steroids and other performance enhancers.

Hoffman is generally considered worthy of being elected.

The often excruciating talk is generally of celebrities (which is, of course, what E! is all about), drinking, and genitalia.

Clappers, generally of wood, are played from coast to coast.

"Generally just being aware of the digital age is important.

Now, I'm generally of the opinion that infidelity is wrong, but these were desperate times.

Generally, this was of the order of a few minutes.

"We're generally recognised as being top of the league.