Sentence examples for in keeping with the general from inspiring English sources

But in keeping with the general trend in American politics, stagnant turnout is not generally reflective of spending.

It was in keeping with the general intimidating vibe.

In keeping with the general hypocrisy about the upper class, these shows have already whipped up some moral outrage.

As Jonathan Chait notes: Allison's ascension is in keeping with the general trend of the Washington libertarian movement to define itself mainly in economic terms.

This respectful treatment was in keeping with the general reception accorded to the lady, whose enthusiastic comments were welcomed with gratitude here as the genuine voice of America.

Characters from the past pop up again in the unlikeliest places, though this is in keeping with the general sense that anything is possible in America.

This is in keeping with the category-general deficits observed in the context of the ATL-focused atrophy underlying semantic dementia [ 17].

This is in keeping with the administration's general vision of Muslims: they are suspect and generally best managed by strongmen.

In keeping with the court's general reluctance to interfere with the president's war-making powers, its rulings in the war on terror began relatively modestly.

Guy Wiggins chose winter in the city as his subject; "The Blizzard at the Library" pulls out all the stops to capture the harshness of the weather, but in keeping with the exhibition's general theme the white stuff is luminous.

In my experience visiting Mars Hill, this is in keeping with the church's general philosophy.