Sentence examples for generally stand from inspiring English sources

"I generally stand for specific performers," said Susan Schmidt, 34, a mother of three from Westport, Conn.

Democrats have become increasingly pro-immigration while Republican voters and many members of Congress generally stand in opposition.

Among the exceptions are those who have no real family in the first place — most of them women, who generally stand to gain less from lineage, anyway.

They generally stand apart from the Free Syrian Army, the loose national coalition of local militias made up of army defectors and civilian volunteers.

Tony McGrath, a partner at KPMG who has been named provisional liquidator of the insurance company, has said that creditors generally stand to recover less than 50 cents on the dollar.

Raise your glasses, doff your caps, and generally stand in awe of goodfella493, Nostradamus and Uma Blue – each of whom finished the regular season with 60 correct predictions from a possible 102.

Whether it's for Valentines Day, a marriage proposal, or a love song you want to sing at your wedding, learning how to sing it can be an enormously generous act of love, and one that generally stands a great chance at working.

The rebel in me hibernated occasionally, but generally stood guard, ready to jump out.

The buildings generally stood on the south of the church to get as much sunshine as possible.

Although her vibrato verged uncomfortably on wobble under pressure, she generally stood up well to the role's vocal demands.

He conceded he may have made a few mistakes in the book but generally stood his ground.