Sentence examples for generally wonderful from inspiring English sources

For all of Ms. Swift's strategic obfuscation about the subjects of her songs — if you believe the hidden codes in her liner notes, that one was about Jake Gyllenhaal — she's generally wonderful with minutiae.

Although she found the research atmosphere in Oxford generally "wonderful," she was disappointed to find that experimental physics seemed like a boys club in some respects.

They've got three "generally wonderful" children.

But as glorious and nostalgic and generally wonderful as GH has been for more than a year, it has lately been undercut by a number of storylines that threaten to bring it all crashing down.

Coming on top of a generally wonderful episode, Bert's shoeless dance number was the icing on one tasty cake, but it also set up the final run of episodes quite efficiently.

But that is a blemish in what is generally a wonderful book.

This may not sound appealing, but Belgium is generally a wonderful, democratic country.

But while sunsets are generally considered wonderful, the ubiquity of sunset photography is, to many people, nauseating.

While being single is generally a wonderful cornucopia of exciting joys and odors, intermittently waking up to find a crime scene of googled exes on my laptop from the night before is not an indication of spiritual alignment.

First set: Gasquet 5-5 Murray A-Mu kicks off by peeling off, unfurling, unwrapping and generally unsheathing a wonderful forehand winner.

The same thing has happened over the years – both to me and to close friends – with Matthew Broderick (generally horrible, but wonderful in Election), Reese Witherspoon (too perky for words, but superb in Legally Blonde and Election) and Jennifer Aniston (usually quite awful, but endearing and funny in Office Space).