Sentence examples for generally received as from inspiring English sources

"Burn it down"—another nascent feminist slogan is generally received as an abstract, metaphorical directive.

PETER C. VALENTI The New Government The transfer of authority on June 28 was generally received as a positive step.

Though only time will tell whether these policies work, they are generally received as a "step in the right direction", says George Mason University professor Thomas Lovejoy, who brought attention to deforestation in the 1970s.

The performance was generally received as a highlight of the concert.

When I was in my earliest 20s, it was generally received as a cute quirk, akin to really, really loving Motley Crue in a non-ironic way.

Since airing, "The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants" has been generally received as being average in quality by television critics.

The list below outlines the benefits same-sex married couples (and those with civil unions) generally receive, as well as what they still need to be concerned about.

He was not joking; from December through March, this city generally receives as much as 45 inches of rain, almost twice as much as what Johannesburg, which hosted games during the 2010 World Cup, receives all year.

Besides this, the actual visuals were generally well received, as well as the setting and animations.

Mr. Gore, who shared the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize for his climate advocacy, is generally received on Capitol Hill as something of an oracle, at least by Democrats.

Michael M. Kaiser, the president of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, said arts groups identified as nonminority generally received about 60percentt of their budgets from individual donors, compared to 10percentt for those that are culturally specific.