Sentence examples for generally succeeds from inspiring English sources

Harris's project is to strike a style of writing appropriate to both rock and politics, and he generally succeeds.

"Where British production generally succeeds is in making richer, deeper, more thought-provoking films," says Alex Stolz, a senior executive at the British Film Institute.

The exhibition also casts a wide age net, and generally succeeds, mostly by using interactive technology and providing small bits of information at a time, as if it were carefully replicating a strand of its DNA for the visitor.

Science generally succeeds in bringing some order to human existence — except when it does just the reverse, imposing a structure that never quite fits properly no matter how much it is tweaked.

"The Good Person of New Haven," which concludes its five-week run on June 4, is the Long Wharf's affectionate if slightly left-handed tribute to its home city, and on its own unusual terms the production generally succeeds.

By using techniques common to ministers -- carefully modifying her cadence, raising and lowering her voice, repeating certain refrains that seem almost designed to evoke cries of "amen" from the congregations -- she generally succeeds in working the crowds into a fervor.

Powerful men generally succeeded.

And those interventions have generally succeeded.

He always tried hard and, though a little limited, generally succeeded.

"That is what our family does, we aim high, we generally succeed".

And she said he generally succeeded – "compared to most Chinese politicians" at least.