Sentence examples for it generally made from inspiring English sources

While I read right through this tactic, it generally made her look more agreeable.

Trained respondents reported that putting RT into practice was fairly easy, and that it generally made consultations with MUS patients more enjoyable, although not quicker.

An item was added to a domain if it correlated with a domain, it loaded only on one domain, and it generally made sense to include the item in the domain [ 29].

An item was added to a domain if it correlated with the domain, it loaded clearly on one domain and it generally made sense to include the item in the domain.

Yet Apple, like those other companies that have come in for such criticism, has a simple moral obligation to pay a fair share of its profits in taxation in the territories in which it generally makes those profits.

"It generally makes people run screaming in the opposite direction.

And it generally makes me feel uncomfortable, because it seems incredibly ungracious to even talk about".

It generally makes environmental sense, therefore, to favour local food and other products.

Not that it generally makes a difference in that person's opinion of him.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: Most of the work on multitasking suggests that it generally makes you less efficient, not more.

American police departments stopped using tear gas in most situations because it generally makes protesters more angry, he said.