Sentence examples for generally terrific from inspiring English sources

The photos are generally terrific.

The best part is that these gee-whiz features are part of a generally terrific camera.

What annoyed me then — which was mostly inherent in the show's book, written by the generally terrific playwright Enda Walsh — hasn't been erased from "Once".

The evening clothes were generally terrific, with the strongest pieces in liquid silver, dowager black tulle, or micro stripes of silver or black beading on soft, pliable silk for insect-wing delicacy.

As I have said here many times, it has been my strong impression in the last two years that the T.S.A. has brilliantly replaced a work force of sullen, underpaid screeners from private guard companies with a work force of courteous, well-trained and decently paid employees who do a generally terrific job running those checkpoints and keeping people moving efficiently.

Keith Phipps, writing on The A.V. Club, graded the episode a B and stated it was "a solid ... entry in what's been a generally terrific season of Doctor Who".

There were no jump shots for Pierce, generally a terrific jump shooter.

Zack Handlen from The A.V. Club gave the episode an A and called it "generally a terrific episode".

They generally produce terrific results -- providing everybody with comprehensive insurance for far less money than the U.S. currently pays.

This type of crowdsourcing frequently does not receive proper citation, either (though it generally does terrific reporting, one publication that often draws criticism for this is BuzzFeed).

BACK in 2001, when I lived in Togo, I used to occasionally get away from the hectic cosmopolitan frenzy of Lomé (joke) by firing up the Toyota and taking a drive over to Benin, where there was a terrific, generally empty beach resort that served up extraordinary sweet green mojitos and crispy pan-fried bass.