Sentence examples for generally talked about from inspiring English sources
Advisers said they could see any of the three leading candidates coming in first, second, and third at this point, and they generally talked about "being successful" in the caucuses as opposed to "winning" them.
A Cuban shortstop for the Minnesota Twins in the 1960s, Versalles is generally talked about for two reasons: being one of the least famous players to win a Most Valuable Player award and having one of the game's most unusual names.
While Americans generally talked about how Tuesday's terrorist attacks had altered their feeling of security forever, those of Muslim and South Asian descent said they feared that this would be the beginning of a long period of discrimination in schools, jobs and housing.
Ms Obaidullah said it was not generally talked about in the industry because they did not want clients to think it meant they were unable to do their job.
But Rubio has generally talked about air support, rather than a role for ground troops.
"We still operate in the unequal and bigoted socio-economic conditions generally talked about in the past tense," political analyst Greg Nicolson said in a column in the Daily Maverick, a leading political online newspaper.
"It's important to generally talk about protecting what a buyer should do," Mr. Lever said.
WHEN asked about what I like in a restaurant, I generally talk about those that are continually fiddling with ingredients available only at a specific time of year.
During the first phase of the industrial revolution, when people spoke of "capital" they were generally talking about physical assets such as textile factories, water mills, steel foundries and railway lines.
"There are barriers to care that we generally talk about as the nonfiscal barriers -- things like transportation, language and cultural barriers, which interfere with a child's ability to get health care, even if the child is insured".
Businesses do not generally talk about their use of tracking devices, because they can be jammed or disabled if thieves know they are there, several analysts and device makers said.
