Sentence examples for generally one of those from inspiring English sources

In an interview taped for the program Fox News Sunday, Mr. Cheney said: "I am generally one of those people who thinks Bill Clinton has been an embarrassment to the country.

Although tournament golf is generally one of those life experiences that is more about the score than the journey, Mediate chose — despite all the layers he was wearing — to embrace the wind-swept moment, hole by daunting hole.

I am generally one of those live-and-let-live righties but cannot see how motorway pubs are a good idea, from a business point of view (will they really make money?), from an aesthetic view (what oases of loneliness they will be, Mondeo Man staring at his solitary schooner of rough merlot) and, yes, because they can only increase the chances of drivers having "one for the fast lane".

I suspect President Obama was generally one of those humanities people, too.

Fruits are generally one of the most consumed foods on a daily basis because of their sweet taste.

Generally, one of the MF is used, depending on the position of the infant.

Free agency is generally one of the most exciting parts of the NFL calender.

The Lehman is generally one of the quieter parts of the Met.

One solution suggested by these data: link gun control to the police, generally one of the more trusted public institutions.

SQUASH is not generally one of the vegetables that fire passion in the soul (or in the taste buds).

WAPELLO, Iowa, Nov. 7 — As presidential hopefuls go, Senator Barack Obama is generally one of the more punctual politicians of the election season.