Sentence examples for generally remarked from inspiring English sources
Pediatricians generally remarked that they have limited time to discuss the vaccines or vaccine concerns at a well-child visit.
Patients who mentioned doubts about other GPs and specialists generally remarked that their own doctor did much better.
"The face is what one goes by, generally," Alice remarked in a thoughtful tone.
While aesthetic ideas are discussed only in the sections of the Critique of Judgment which deal with artistic beauty, and not in the "Analytic of the Beautiful," which deals with beauty more generally, Kant remarks parenthetically that natural as well as artistic beauty is the expression of aesthetic ideas (§51, 321).
Writing with respect to global health priorities generally, they remark, "Global health is increasingly the product of cross-sector interdependence that is, the outcome of policymaking processes across multiple sectors.
On the conflict more generally, Abbott has remarked Iraq is a "witches brew" which necessitates careful thinking before any pre-emptive action.
In May, Impossible's founder and CEO Patrick Brown spoke at an event hosted by this editor, where he remarked that generally speaking, investors don't do enough diligence on deals involving science they don't understand.
With its deliberately breezy tone and style and multiple crises, the novel is an unabashed page turner, a kind of "Peyton Place" for college graduates or -- as other commentators have remarked of Adams generally -- like gossip with a good friend.
As Seager remarked, "His countrymen generally remember him, if they have heard of him at all, as the rhyming end of a catchy campaign slogan".
Pitchfork Media's Mark Richardson felt that it is occasionally "a little rickety" and remarked that, "if generally successful on its own terms, Coexist also serves to remind us why exactly the debut was so brilliant".
