Sentence examples for is generally liked from inspiring English sources

Still, McConnell is generally liked and respected by Republican senators.

He is generally liked by the staff, which recoiled at Mr. Kelly's military style.

Mr. Eastwood is generally liked and respected in Hollywood, where his colleagues often do not agree with his politics.

Few of Morocco's protesters, who include secular leftists and Islamists, want to oust King Muhammad VI, who is generally liked.

Among the reporters who camp out at the Bagram airfield near Kabul, he is generally liked as a no-nonsense, unpompous officer.

Mr. Causey is generally liked in the delta town of Blytheville, among the farmers, merchants and mechanics who gather every morning to dissect politics and biscuits at Poor Boy's Café, Sharecroppers and the Dixie Pig.

He was a cop who was generally liked by other cops.

But something has happened to Creed over the past decade: like other once-controversial Turner-prize winners such as Jeremy Deller, he has settled into being generally liked.

The results revealed that those juices that were considered sweet and low in sourness were consistently matched with rounder shapes and speech sounds, sounds with a lower pitched, and were generally liked more.

Under contract to MGM, she worked hard, was generally liked, and although not a diva was scrupulous about fighting for her rights in an era when actors and actresses were "properties" rather than people.

Tom Mann, a political analyst at the Brookings Institution, said Representative Michael N. Castle, the moderate Republican from Delaware who sponsored the Head Start bill, was generally liked and trusted in the House.