Sentence examples for generally sighs from inspiring English sources

Toward six o'clock on rehearsal afternoons, Porter generally sighs and murmurs to whatever friends have happened to drop in, "Well, let's all go out and drink ourselves to death".

Even so, economists generally breathed a sigh of relief when the data was released yesterday.

Analysts had expected the news to be worse, and generally breathed a sigh of relief.

Sometimes I invite friends round for dinner, and invariably they'll respond with near-palpable fear: "you're not going to cook anything, you know... weird, are you?" I'll confirm that my intentions are honourable, that'll I'll be making, say, a good old-fashioned beef wellington, probably with some nice roast vegetables, and at this point they'll generally breathe a sigh of relief and accept.

Electronic sources crackle, shriek, sigh and generally abet acoustical instruments.

The vogue for comics and superheroes has generally forced women to sigh and squeal on the sidelines.

The television frequently captured Mr Gore sighing, grimacing and looking generally ungentlemanly while Mr Bush spoke.

A follow-up to the band's 2009 album, "Sigh No More," "Babel" received generally positive reviews and performed well commercially.

The narrative is told in a tired voice, with sighs and long pauses; the stanzas are generally short.

So far, the best-known Scion (pronounced SIGH-un) has been the quirky xB, generally known as "the boxy one".

She generally expresses herself with thoughtful, empathic looks and a variety of sighs, grunts and screams, depending on the situation.