Sentence examples for generally wanted to from inspiring English sources

Ms. McGuire said that students generally wanted to take the test.

And who, even among those who took pleasure in Trump's disparagement of Mexicans (and other immigrants), John McCain (and other prisoners of war), and Rosie O'Donnell (and women generally), wanted to think about something like that?

Ms. Buzzell, who said she had been going to four conventions annually for the past 30 years, said participants generally wanted to go to Broadway shows and the best restaurants.

This says something about the ideology of the two parties, but it also says something about the realities of political power: with Obama in the White House, Democratic legislators have generally wanted to give him bills to sign, while their Republican counterparts have generally sought to keep legislation off his desk.

He had put his finger on the real problem: because the poor had no collateral to secure loans, little or no credit histories, and generally wanted to borrow less than viable amounts for banks, they were locked out of the credit market.

You don't know what you don't know, and mentors who have been through the startup experience can help point you in the right direction — and they found when they asked, people generally wanted to help.

Women generally want to appear more attractive.

The players generally want to retain the current system.

So Democrats generally want to regulate economic relationships and business ethics, while Republicans generally want to regulate personal relationships and individual morals.

(But you generally want to take as little risk as you need to reach those goals).

Supermarkets, though, will generally want to be seen as playing by them.