Sentence examples for point that generally from inspiring English sources

In the intensely contentious debate over immigration, one point that generally draws broad agreement is that federal authorities should deport illegal immigrant criminals as swiftly as possible.

I should emphasize at this point that, generally speaking, I'm not inclined to be soft on pirates.

In this colour space, different colour patches form more or less discrete clouds of points that generally show one clear axis of variation (Figure 1).

But here we come to a point that is generally overlooked in debates about theism, which center on whether there is reason to believe in God, understood as all-good and all-powerful.

(As a pair, they're followed by a video crew — a commentary on the pervasiveness of surveillance, and on how simple it is to document things, a point that is generally lost on the show's participants).

Michelin protects the identities of its reviewers to the point that they generally are not allowed to do interviews with the press, and must invent cover stories about their profession so that even friends and family don't know what they do.

The War on Dicks goes back a few years, but things hardened considerably in the wake of talks by Rebecca Watson and Phil Plait in 2010 and 2011, both titled "Don't be a Dick" and making the controversial point that people generally shouldn't be dicks.

In each village, we chose a starting point that was generally a central location in the village, such as a school, a community center, a district clinic, or a police station.

The current BMD technical guidelines (U.S. EPA 2000) suggest 1SD from the control mean as a benchmark response level for continuous data in the absence of additional information such as a minimal level of change in the end point that is generally considered to be biologically significant.

Analysts point out that generally this is a profitable community for retailers to go after.

The point is that, generally speaking, the mass audience of people doesn't want movies that force them to think.