Sentence examples for generally tell us from inspiring English sources

Plants generally tell us when they need root pruning.

These liberals generally tell us how to go about our lives, without any consideration for our values or traditions.

Though major papers have Pentagon "beats," they generally tell us remarkably little, except inadvertently and in passing, about Pentagon time. .

And polling this far out generally tells us little, since most voters aren't paying attention.

I was never taught how to shave, or how to "pick up girls", or any of the other crap the media generally tells us dads are supposed to teach their children.

First, people tend to speak quite indiscriminately about "consensus," generally telling us about its absence.

What does it tell us generally about science and society?

The probability axioms alone generally aren't enough to tell us when Nicod's Criterion applies, or when confirmation is small or large, positive or negative.

Mr. Kristof and Ms. WuDunn's economic comparisons tell us much about generally underreported countries like Indonesia and Thailand.

Five years ago, the transcription results were useful: you could generally tell who was calling and what about.

Be warned that teachers can generally tell when a calculator has been used.