Sentence examples for generally or always from inspiring English sources

"We want to understand whether you're interested in a certain thing generally or always.

The new poll finds that 48percentthinknk abortion should be generally or always legal, while 47 percent think it should be generally or always illegal.

Emerging heterogeneous collaborations are generally not smooth or always enjoyable.

"Authorities at least in the past have always blinked, or generally have always blinked," Bryson said.

Attempts to reduce the scope of jury trial, whether in fraud cases or more generally, have always been regarded by politicians as a hot potato.

Unlike contingent pacifism, absolute pacifism rejects war in an a priori fashion: one of the first principles of absolute pacifism is that war (or violence more generally) is always wrong.

In the British Army battle honours are awarded to regiments that have seen active service in a significant engagement or campaign, generally (although not always) one with a victorious outcome.

"Given the canyons of Wall Street, downtown generally is always going to be a dramatic venue.

Art — the arts generally — are always unpredictable, maverick, and tend to be, at their best, uncomfortable.

Generally married, always older, blessers are men who use their money to control young women.

Everyone knows you read more than a normal mortal and that, generally, you always have a suggestion.