Sentence examples for not generally true from inspiring English sources

Since each distance (meter) defines a τ-distance and Example 2.2 shows that the converse is not generally true, such a generalization is a real extension.

Certainly, this assumption is not generally true.

However, an example is given that shows this is not generally true in the noncommutative case.

"It might be true of the particular families in front of the camera, but it's not generally true".

This partly comes from the assumption that optimal design and optimal operation are the same, but this is not generally true.

It's not generally true, but it is of Dan Evans, a genuinely original and delightfully silly performer rated very highly by his comedian peers.

This isn't generally true, but if you do feel this way, try something new!

Robert Matthews [ 6] discussed the validity of this particular statement in a critical article in 2008 and concluded that this statement is anecdotal and does not generally hold true.

However, this might not generally be true as younger patients with afferent ataxia (namely, Friedreich's ataxia) still benefitted well from XBOX-based exergame training [ 43].

We therefore believe negative scans do not generally represent true regression and may interfere with identification of relationships of determinants with progression of calcified atherosclerosis.

But, again, this might not generally be true, as indicated by the finding of Synofzik and colleagues that a wheelchair-bound subject with advanced degenerative ataxia still achieved a remarkable improvement of 4.4 points on the SARA scale [ 47].