Sentence examples similar to has generally ceased from inspiring English sources

By the end of the nineteenth century, mathematical geometry had generally ceased to be a study of space, and it had become the study of classes of structures which satisfy certain 'geometric' axioms.

According to administration officials and American officers, the group has generally been complying with the terms of the cease-fire negotiated last month and has presented no threat to American troops.

For the last 20 months, a cease-fire between the government and the ethnic Tamil rebels has generally prevailed.

By the 17th century both the Persian and the Chagatai mesnevî forms had gone into decline, and Ottoman writers generally ceased to treat the genre as one of first-rate literary significance.

The political committee's chairman, Amama Mbabazi of Uganda, said that the cease-fire agreement had generally held despite some violations.

There has long ceased to be a generally accepted philosophical framework, comparable with Neoplatonism, in terms of which Christianity can appropriately be expressed and defended.

You report that "the changeover had been so fast and generally so smooth that it has almost ceased to be a topic of discussion".

The changeover has been so fast and generally so smooth that it has almost ceased to be a topic of discussion.

Hunger has ceased as has thirst.

The story has long ceased to be of well-meaning if generally undistinguished buildings, and has become a melancholy commentary on the failure of America to sustain the "open society" on the world stage.

It has since ceased publication.