Sentence examples for really generally from inspiring English sources

Not really: generally, Cannes is a cultural alternative to the Academy.

Otherwise it really provides a lot more time for Erso herself to speak, and really generally increases the epic feel of the film, with a mounting, symphonic backing track and a lot of earnest concern about the future of the galaxy.

"So it's that kind of stuff that, really, generally doesn't see the light of day, that visitors to DPLA will be able to see for the first time," Cohen he said.

I was answering really generally, but if I bring it closer to home and answer from the perspective as someone who has experienced sexual violence, I think the silence and victim-blaming are also feeding into the problem.

Banana Same as apple really, though generally higher in carbohydrate and a bit fast sugar-releasing, too.

The waiter, a really nice, generally easygoing guy, kept a smile plastered to his face the whole time.

Ten really smart, generally young people are competing for $50,000 and a job with a design and engineering company, with eliminations each week based on how they perform on a high-concept challenge.

"This is really slow, generally.

But they're good, they're really supportive generally.

"After less than 24 hours to see such a measurable effect was really unexpected". Generally, moderate alcohol consumption is defined as having no more than two drinks per day for men, and no more than one drink per day for women, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Messi's a tough one as he's too good for one man to mark, really – but generally speaking, if he's on the right wing (attack) for Barcelona, he will be marked by the left full back (defender) UNLESS he goes too far over to the other side.