Sentence examples for not generally speaking from inspiring English sources

Silicon Valley's culture is not, generally speaking, big on irony.

Writing is not, generally speaking, a family profession.

Roadside service stations are not, generally speaking, the most prepossessing of places.

The milk-it-dry drive does not, generally speaking, fill me with joy, but that kind of abbreviation I quite like.

Women are mostly illiterate in this impoverished country, and they do not, generally speaking, enjoy anything near the freedom accorded to men.

"A quiz is not, generally speaking, journalism," a writer at NiemanLab pointed out, in a piece headlined "Are quizzes the new lists?

The modern-day chairman does not generally speak this way and whoever it is at the Football Association whose job is to police social media was quickly scrolling through his words to ascertain whether he had said enough to talk himself into trouble.

If you choose the latter, be prepared to write a concise and persuasive email because the members of this mysterious Amazon department do not generally speak with any Amazon seller.

They don't, generally speaking, drive companies out of business.

You don't, generally speaking, look to "serve" anyone.

And while they were indeed coaxed toward better or worse etiquette and cleaner or sloppier rooms, they weren't, generally speaking, transformed.