Sentence examples for generally to make from inspiring English sources

And again: "He has tended generally to make things worse for the politically powerless".

"I prefer generally to make it simpler and graphic and striking rather than too chaotic and cluttered," she said.

And when bakers take time to augment the ordinary cupcake, their solution is generally to make them huge and unmanageable, or flashy, with gobs of icing spiraling upward, topped with sprinkles and other forms of costume jewelry.

Retailers have come to see it as increasingly important, generally, to make sure that shoppers have a good experience in their stores; given that e-commerce tends to be more convenient than in-store shopping, people need better reasons than before to visit shops.

Policy makers honed the new definition of achievement with good intentions--to weed out weak teachers, to close failing schools, to foster only reform that worked, and generally to make education accountable.

It is kinder and easier generally to make more frequent short visits than to make occasional long ones.

Visual evaluations of CT images are generally sufficient to make general assessments when clinical examinations or changes are obvious.

(Art aficionados generally prefer to make up their own minds).

To be sure, foundations generally try to make sure that gifts do not drop precipitously.

But the utilitarians out there have generally tried to make the snoozers feel bad.

"The milk from our cows is generally used to make Parmesan," he said.