Sentence examples for is so generally from inspiring English sources

English is so generally spoken that it's possible to read very widely and not notice that you're only reading books written in one language.

The name of Verdi is so generally associated with the music of the theatre, and so little is known, in this country at least, of any efforts at composition in any other style, that much curiosity was felt amongst musicians when it became known that he had written a "Requiem" in honour of his friend, the distinguished Italian litterateur, Alessandro Manzoni.

The Papists, God be praised, are, by the wisdom of our laws, put out of all visible possibility of hurting us; besides, their religion is so generally abhorred, that they have no advocates or abettors among Protestants to assist them.

Second, the input output view is so generally accepted that it is usually only implicit.

In the literature on neural mechanisms underlying visual selective attention, the theoretical view that attention is indeed unable to modulate V1 activity is so generally acknowledged to be reported in available cognitive neuroscience handbooks.

What has not been so generally recognized is that the method of expressing misogyny is what makes it acceptable.

Leaving aside speculation about the individual responsible, it is apparent to everyone that politicians and government can rarely have been so generally disparaged as they are today.

"This idea seems to me so natural and simple, to resolve the wave-particle dilemma in such a clear and ordinary way, that it is a great mystery to me that it was so generally ignored", J.S.Bell.

Sadly, that's not the case here with songs and a score by William Finn that's so generally tuneless you would think the stage was filled with newbies instead of Tony-nominated talent.

Because the male range is so large, males generally predominate in samples.

Hertzberg elaborates, "The political situation, generally, is so volatile.