Sentence examples for outlines were generally from inspiring English sources

The outlines were generally welcomed, though critics grumbled that the commission had retreated from advocating a more drastic shake-up of the industry.

But the course he outlined was generally based on due process and democratic governance.

This outline is generally considered most interesting when the spaces in the composition vary in size and shape.

The earliest type of dinanderie, Gothic in feeling and outline, is generally small and deep and made of a golden-coloured brass.

The broad outline was generally similar to a proposal that Trump had put forward as a candidate, which the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center estimated would save a typical taxpayer in the richest 1percentt of households $317,000 a year.

Still, the outlines of the report were generally known, and Mr. Sabri often repeated one basic line: that the United Nations inspectors, for all the unanswered questions Mr. Blix and Dr. ElBaradei cited today, had not found evidence of prohibited weapons or programs to develop them.

These clouds tend to be frozen (filled with ice crystals) and have blurry outlines; they are generally thin and wispy to the human eye.

Subjective outcomes of participation in the clinical trials were generally positive, as outlined in Table  1.

The more modest plans outlined in the deal's first phase, however, were generally viewed as more concrete and attainable.

MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: And you heard discussed, and were generally familiar with, the program of the Nazi Party in its broad outlines, were you not?

Participants in the current action research were generally unfamiliar with evaluation frameworks, so the standard VMEP process outlined above was modified in four minor ways.