Sentence examples for late generally from inspiring English sources

She tended to be late generally.

It's a hairdo -- which, so far as we can tell, dates back to at least 2012 -- that's really captured Americans' attention of late, generally characterized as delightfully odd.

Colombians usually are a little bit late, generally between 10 or 15 minutes (but this is pretty typical in Latin America, I guess).

Diagnosis tends to be late, generally in the fifth or sixth decade of life.

Generally in resource-limited-settings, a great majority of HIV-infected patients initiate their treatment late, generally when the CD4 cell count is below 200 cells/mm3 [ 29, 30].

In this study, for the first time in Iran, we reported the prevalence of DM and IGT in patients with chronic liver disease (CLD) using the latest generally accepted criteria, and investigated independent correlation of CLD with DM, considering other known possible DM risk factors.

Are late bloomers generally less prolific than prodigies?

Now he was remaking the work, as his friend the painter Lawrence Gowing put it about late Bacon generally, to look more "classically serene".

Practically any Turner sky could appear on this page but the late skyscapes, generally painted at sunrise, often on the spot, and very nearly abstract, are closer to the sublime than anything in English art.

LATE SOLO Generally I'm the horror and extreme sci-fi fan, so they're going to be in bed before I fire up the DVR or watch "The Walking Dead".

In reference to malignant diseases, diagnosis at late stages generally results in poor clinical outcome [6, 7].