Sentence examples for generally old from inspiring English sources

Nostalgia is for losers, generally old losers in fact, but being one of those myself now at the ripe age of 32, I can at least say this: I kind of know what Adams meant.

But perhaps the most captivating pieces in the show, which also includes the artist's photographs, are those in which a found piece of furniture (generally old, with a dark wood finish) delicately collides with a new version by McMakin (spare-lined and painted white), like a pair of mismatched Siamese twins.

Proposed explanations for the age-related decline in forest production (i.e. 'culmination of current annual increment') generally fall into one of two categories: (1) the ecophysiology of individual, generally old, trees; and (2) structural changes at the population level associated with increasing stand age.

They are generally old, fat and butchy.

In the nighttime places, which are generally old places, it can be hard just to get a light.

Rather than a polarized debate between the generally young, who love games, and the generally old, who distrust them, perhaps we are approaching a time where we can hold two conflicting ideas in mind simultaneously.

Women using second generation contraceptives are generally older than users of third generation contraceptives.

Value stocks, generally old-economy companies whose shares look relatively cheap, were expected to reassert themselves.

Opera is an old-fashioned form, runs the conventional wisdom, and approaches to it remain, generally, old-fashioned.

"Sexist, homophobic – just generally old-fashioned dinosaur politics, which in my view had no place in my life".

THE CROWD Generally older and polished-looking.