Sentence examples for most generally being from inspiring English sources

Perhaps all such dispositions can be brought under a single heading, which is, most generally, being disposed to act as though P is the case.

"The changes in administration, which in every government and in every age have most generally been epochs of confusion, villainy and bloodshed, in this our happy country take place without any species of distraction, or disorder".

HCE's unidentifiable sin has most generally been interpreted as representing man's original sin as a result of the Fall of Man.

Although much of his work was experimental and unusual, the piece with which he is most generally associated is his piano arrangement of the folk-dance tune "Country Gardens".

And, of course, to award a grade – a system everyone understands; though its only after some familiarity with CinemaScore you realise just how generous most people generally are.

Grass is not a broad-leafed plant, while most weeds generally are.

Most generally, there is an issue of global investor perceptions.

Money Surprisingly, the foreign currency most generally accepted is the US dollar.

The most generally used are mitre gates consisting of two leaves, the combined lengths of which exceed the lock width by about 10 percent.

Finally, and most generally, how are these three views ultimately related?

But Mr McCain, like most Republicans, has generally been the more hostile.