Sentence examples for is generally told from inspiring English sources

Why does the tray contain everything one is generally told not to eat: soggy meat, mashed potatoes with gravy, an overcooked vegetable, cake, chips and soda?

The story that Parker tells is much more complex than the story that is generally told, but that's because life, when examined closely, is always more complicated than when examined from afar.

A story is generally told in chronological order, describing what happened first, then the response to what happened, followed by the outcome.

Crude anti-French jokes are not uncommon outside Quebec, but they are generally told in private along with other ethnic humor considered politically incorrect.

The department typically processes 80% of citizenship applications within 80 days, while applicants who sit citizenship tests are generally told a decision will be made in four weeks.

"Students are generally told how they can opt out of having their information publicly displayed in directories or provided in response to requests like this," Mr. Sigler added.

It's generally told as a triumph for Sergio Fajardo, the son of an architect who is the governor of the region and who was the city's visionary mayor from 2004 to 2007.

Mr. Wagner said that 3 to 5 percent of travelers were rejected, out of about 30,000 applications every month, and that individuals are generally told the reason for the denial.

Expectant moms are generally told not to drink more than a cup or two a day.

Soon-to-be moms are generally told by doctors not to drink more than a cup or two of coffee a day, a recommendation in line with a 2010 review concluding moderate caffeine consumption doesn't promote premature births or miscarriages or harm fetal growth.

"We're generally told [about a deployment] in a report.