Sentence examples for generally spoken of from inspiring English sources

"The utter rout of the French, which has been so generally spoken of, turns out to be quite a different affair.

Public Law 87 849, which came into force January 21 , 1963 affected seven statutes which applied to officers and employees of the Government and were generally spoken of as the "conflict of interest" laws.

Hauschka, also known as Volker Bertelmann, is generally spoken of in the same breath as a select band of contemporaries.

In conversation, most of them are generally spoken of with reference to their last name only.

If they are generally spoken of well, you can learn more information about them and even decide to buy them.

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

The real starting point, generally speaking, of national pedagogic movements was in France.

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.

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