Sentence examples for generally spoke of from inspiring English sources

He generally spoke of his home, in Maine, his health (good), and his son, Bob, Jr., who was around the house.

All the odder then that Louise Bourgeois, who spent more than 60 years of her extraordinarily long life, making spider images – the first was in 1947, and it looks boisterously, almost harmlessly cartoonish – generally spoke of the spider other than in terms of entrapment.

Rice generally spoke of her own experiences and only indirectly praised him for a shift in the nation's approach to terrorism that endures today after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.

This is an hour, generally speaking, of quiet time.

Though one generally speaks of seeing a ghost, Dunmore's spectres evoke a full range of senses.

He addresses him and generally speaks of him with an affection that is absent in his praise of other bishops.

Generally speaking, of course, the latter, with its higher protein content, is the better bet for bread, as the extra gluten gives dough a stronger, more elastic structure.

It is because he stood in the divine presence that both Jewish and Christian writers generally speak of him as an archangel.

In this article, simply as a matter of convenience, we generally speak of desert bases as properties.

On essentially the eve (generally speaking) of Twitter's IPO, Roy's discussion provides some interesting clues about what's next for the social network, and what it considers most important to its business.

When I have used the terms emblem or emblematic I am generally speaking of types of pictorial discourse.