Sentence examples for more general verdict from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dallara warned against taking the reversal in the dollar's fortunes as a more general verdict on the economy, though.

Charlotte Henry, in the Independent on Sunday, summed up the general verdict: "It feels more like dinner party tittle-tattle than prime ministerial biography".

For one's verdict about akrasia will in general be closely connected to one's more general views of action, practical reasoning, rationality, and evaluative judgment as was certainly true of Davidson.

"Bit chewy," is the general verdict.

The general verdict was that it was a triumph.

Perhaps, in time, that will prove the general verdict too.

The general verdict is that Mamet's distinctive talents are conspicuous here by their absence.

#ElectroVelvet #Eurovision...the general verdict seems to be that the UK has simply "given up".

And until relatively recently that was the general verdict on the later Stravinsky.

But the more general trend is resignation.

It filed a more general "white paper".