Sentence examples for generally reply from inspiring English sources

If someone asks me what I do, I generally reply, "I'm in music".

Eudaemonists generally reply that the universe is moral and that, in Socrates' words, "No evil can happen to a good man, either in life or after death," or, in Jesus' words, "But he who endures to the end will be saved".

Proliferation of Web services based applications, collaboration and interoperability between companies, extremely heterogeneous policies of security, and, more generally, reply attacks over Internet are major challenges in the design of security infrastructures for Web services.

I generally reply to things if, and only if, they are writing about something that I judge to be untrue about me, or that they have misunderstood about what I have said.

"Tell employees to generally hit reply button and not reply to all.

Mr. McCall generally did not reply in kind, and acted the front-runner that polls suggest he is.

I'm especially glad Costas' repertoire doesn't include the most over-used trick in television: the parroting of a key word or phrase in a reply, generally when interviewers are posturing, punctuating an outrageous claim or number, or signaling to viewers at home they understand your shock.

Author reply: Generally, for adult men 20-33yy) in the Minnesota human starvation study, the change in body weight is largely due to fat mass (FM), but not fat-free mass(FFM).

Comey replied, "Generally, Flynn was in legal jeopardy".

Top executives for each of the other 19 agencies replied generally with no hesitation, that they would take on a cigarette account "gladly," "with pleasure," and "certainly".

These replies generally exhibited more thought and preparation than Ms. Wallace's original complaint, and many of them showed a willingness to indulge, with a combination of mockery and fondness, the stereotypes she invoked.