Sentence examples for of course generally from inspiring English sources

They, of course, generally briefed us on military matters, but what General Beg did was to limit her exposure to the corps commanders and the general-officer corps.

Advisers, of course, generally hate for their bosses to meet by themselves; the general rule among aides is that you should never leave politicians in a room alone where they might say or agree to something that can't easily be reversed.

Doing that, of course, generally points to better margins.

Phones, of course, generally don't have any optical zoom at all.

"Rhapsody in Blue" and the other concert pieces get scrupulous attention, of course, generally admiring if not entirely uncritical.

Think of it as a long-overdue attempt to redress what some might call a theatrical imbalance, because the traffic, of course, generally heads the other way.

That highway was built between 1934 and 1939 along a course generally north of modern MD 198.

It is, of course, a generally accepted given that political correctness has, to partake of the parlance, gone mad – and it is also generally accepted that this shall lead to a country overrun by hairy women and state-funded terrorists.

Of course, ethicists generally prefer that subjects take part in studies for altruistic reasons.

NGOs like lobbies and charities can be democratic organisations, of course, but generally are narrow bureaucracies modelled on capitalist enterprises.

Fur, of course, is generally considered a tough sell for guys, unless they hold management positions in the oldest profession.