Sentence examples for generally to include from inspiring English sources

Proposed, that to end the charade of one individual being up to the task of managing America, that the debates be expanded to include a minimum of three Cabinet officials to be announced in advance, and generally to include the Attorney General, the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of State.

Among the Jews, an important line of division is between Ashkenazim (broadly, Jews of central and eastern European origin) and Sephardim (Jews of Spanish and Portuguese origin, but the term is used more generally to include North African or Oriental Jews).

Epicurus focuses on death, but if his argument is good, it applies more generally, to include all events that follow death.

There are two ways that Bayesian epistemology can be applied to social inquiry: (1) Bayesian epistemology of testimony (understood generally, to include not only personal testimony but all media sources of information).

More than a century would pass before "the consent of the people" was generally understood to include the consent of women.

Fairy bluebird is also commonly used as a name for numerous other bird species of Irenidae, a taxonomic grouping of disputed composition that is generally considered to include the leafbirds (Chloropsis) and ioras (Aegithina), as well as the fairy bluebirds.

However, this is not generally taken to include activities like banking or shopping, and women do commonly use banks where they may be served by someone of either sex.

Today, on the other hand, such a claim would sound not only ostentatious but redundant: CanLit, as we often call it, having flailed in the nineteen-seventies through an adolescent phase full of anxious self-definition, is now generally thought to include any work by a Canadian citizen.

At the time, Brennan's qualifications were generally considered to include not only his ability but also the likelihood that in the forthcoming election the President might pick up some votes by nominating a Democrat who was also a Roman Catholic; furthermore, the bright, well-respected Catholic from New Jersey might take some of the play away from the rising Senator John F. Kennedy.

The list of impure indexicals, on the other hand, is generally agreed to include 'this', 'that', 'he'sheshe', and 'it'it

External database entries are generally required to include at least a database identifier and a standard InChI to be included in the UniChem database.