Sentence examples for not generally seen from inspiring English sources

Some smokers who stood their ground often used interesting language and gestures not generally seen on television here.

Mid-sized southern cities are not generally seen as being ahead of the technological curve, the Gig changed that.

CNN International, which is not generally seen in the United States, showed some of the video of the prisoner interviews at about 4 30 p.m. Eastern time.

He layered Western references -- silver belts and chunks of turquoise -- with lean camel trousers and skirts of the sort not generally seen on the ranch.

Furthermore, provision for sickness and old age is not generally seen as the highest priority by peasant farmers overwhelmed by problems of weather and debt.

Though the population of the Library somehow replenishes itself, and "fecal necessities" are provided for, neither food nor fornication is mentioned — and in truth they are not generally seen in libraries.

Dictionaries do not generally see themselves as making the rules, said Jesse Sheidlower, who runs the American offices of the Oxford English Dictionary.

"Outside rarefied artists doing rarefied deals with monolithic entertainment companies, one would not generally see this sort of claim arise from a recording agreement or other engagement agreement with an artist," said Kenneth J. Abdo, a music industry lawyer who represents artists.

"We practice it; you guys are never there when we're on the ice by ourselves," said Martin Biron, the Rangers' backup goalie and a student of the game, explaining why reporters do not generally see such work in full-team practices.

On the other hand, "non-users" do not generally see password managers as an effective way to manage their passwords.

However, theists do not generally see anthropically based arguments as a problem for a divinely created world.