Sentence examples for generally outstanding from inspiring English sources

Generally outstanding appetizers presented a challenge to courses that followed, and most entrees rose to the occasion.

That said, the pollsters' long-term record is generally outstanding – especially when one takes account of their little secret: that it's becoming much harder to obtain representative samples.

Generally, outstanding corporate collections are formed by chief executives so passionate about art that they buy paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures not just for their own living rooms but for the office, too.

The judge said that while the charge "may prove to be completely unfair to the city and its generally outstanding police force," there were enough unresolved issues to let the case go forward.

He also values our manners ("Almost everyone is very polite"), our cuisine ("The food is generally outstanding"), our lack of uniformity ("Everything is just a little bit different") as well as our political nous, concluding: "Obama is considered a hero, Bush is considered an idiot".

For too many musicians, though, it seems as if their one big shot at telling their story often gets sidetracked by a specific agenda — the Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer's recent "Hit Hard" is essentially one long recovery saga, while even Levon Helm's generally outstanding "This Wheel's on Fire" nearly drowns in his fury at the Band's guitarist, Robbie Robertson.

Their work ethic generally is outstanding, and his is the top of the Japanese culture.

Generally speaking, Outstanding Researcher petitions are easier to win than Alien of Extraordinary Ability petitions.

Care Quality Commission ratings are generally good to outstanding, and friends-and-family tests have been passed with flying colours.

Hard work and outstanding performance generally come from encouragement and support rather than denigration.

Martin succeeded Betty Boothroyd, who was generally seen as an outstanding Speaker, and few MPs would place him in her league.