Sentence examples for generally perfectly from inspiring English sources

But paying for silence is generally perfectly legal.

Although manufacturers will not guarantee prosthetics for life, secondhand ones are generally perfectly reusable according to Amos.

My inner sexuality, as you so charmingly put it, is there – asexuals are generally perfectly capable of having sex – but, right now, it's dormant.

They dissemble, evade, prevaricate, confound, confuse, distract, obscure, subtly misrepresent and wilfully misunderstand with what often appears to be a positively gleeful relish, and are generally perfectly capable of contriving to give one an utterly unambiguous impression of their future course of action while in fact intending to do exactly the opposite, but they never lie.

But when Merchant said, "sorry mate, I was just trying to fill in some time for you," it summed up the feeling around this slightly odd, but generally perfectly entertaining, piece of television.

While modern cars with British origins are generally perfectly reliable, the prospect of a new Jaguar powered entirely be electrons still seems like it could be a dicey proposition.

Even Mr. Vance allows that on the inside, the Belvederes are generally still perfectly nice places to live.

Windows 10 generally works perfectly well if left to do its thing, and the less tinkering, the better.

Richard Carstone in that book, for example, studying law and medicine and generally using perfectly blackboard-style English, pops off with sentences like "But, O, it don't matter!" The Ngram viewer again shows us the reality: third-person singular don't was acceptable English until well after 1900 among many English speakers.

That's generally also perfectly legal.

We know that it is generally not perfectly linearly separable.