Sentence examples for had been generally from inspiring English sources

Spain's media had been generally obsequious toward the royal family.

The ONS report said the trend for EWM in recent years had been generally downwards.

Also, it was not an overwhelmingly Roman enterprise, as had been generally assumed.

Until Friday, the Treasury had been generally opposed to calls for intervention.

Broad parameters of issues like price and management had been generally agreed upon, the executives said.

And these, Dr. Fukuda said, were people who had been generally healthy.

An independent National Observatory for Elections, which supervised the voting, said it had been generally free and fair.

Lady Powell wrote a letter to The Telegraph complaining that she had been "generally identified" as the ill-spoken socialite.

Those conclusions were challenged immediately, and by 1950, Dr. Eisen's dates had been generally dismissed by scholars.

Analysts had been generally bullish about the prospects of dozens of dot-com companies that went public without ever earning a cent.

Stephen Kenny, an Australian lawyer who also represents Mr. Hicks, said in an interview today that the Australian government had been generally complacent about raising objections with Washington.