Sentence examples for generally reformed from inspiring English sources

It is generally reformed in flavour, but a doctrinal ragbag in ways that were to fuel a century of legal disputes 300 years later.

Even those who survived relatively undamaged "were not generally reformed".

and others became violently insane; others still, committed suicide; while those who stood the ordeal better were not generally reformed". Still, solitary confinement continued to be used as a short-term punishment for inmates.

Membrane reactors are (multiphase) reactors integrating catalytic reactions (generally reforming and water gas shift reactions for hydrogen production) and separation through membranes in a single unit.

Instead, he speaks generally of reforming corporate culture, and allowing managers the freedom to put workers first.

He is generally against reforming the Patriot Act, in favor of censorship, opposed to Apple's appeal of the FBI's order to weaken iPhone security and has seemed to believe that net neutrality would "target conservative media".

The challenge of the modern day is to consider how work, and human activity generally, can be reformed so that it has aesthetic value and is thus no longer valued merely instrumentally (EN 277 8, 307 8).

Results show that internal reforming generally leads to a temperature drop near the inlet boundary.

…possible processes, known generally as catalytic reforming, in which alkanes are converted to arenes by a combination of isomerization and dehydrogenation events.

This conservative believes in prudence on the grounds that society is complicated and it's generally best to reform it steadily but cautiously.

Hence it is that ancient institutions generally tend to reform the people's manners, and those of modern date to corrupt them.