Sentence examples for it generally left from inspiring English sources

In this case it shattered the Israeli peace camp, it blew apart all the fragile confidence-building measures that took years to build, and it generally left the Israeli public feeling it had opened the gates to a Trojan horse.

As practiced by the Gestapo, it generally left no permanent marks and relied on physical stress, hypothermia, simulated drowning, and sleep deprivation.

It is distressing, lasting for days or weeks, and it generally leaves the affected person permanently impotent.

Other people do that much better than me, so I generally leave it to them.

It is generally left to the usual bunch of Galloways, Tariq Alis, Billy Braggs – an easily ghettoised left-leaning coalition of people – to carry the banner, but in reality they often preach to the choir, or in Vivienne Westwood's case let off some balloons.

It was generally left plain white for daily use and decorated for special occasions.

Neither the Fire Department nor the city's Buildings Department enforces the no-smoking rules, officials said, which means it is generally left up to contractors to enforce them.

As I work at home, it is generally left to me to make the phone calls, leave messages, endure the wait for the return calls, to organize, to explain, to arbitrate.

I mean, yes, marriage rates are way down, and labor force participation is down among prime-age men (although not as much as some of the rhetoric might imply), But it's generally left as an implication that these trends must be causing huge social ills.

And so far it's generally left them alone.

It is generally left for developers and maintenance programmers to shoehorn in the special cases and special meanings that the users of the system decide to be implemented.