Sentence examples for that is generally correct from inspiring English sources

That is generally correct but the point is that these days everyone – right- or left-leaning – has reason to doubt the ability of the state.

Jacques Semmelman, an extradition specialist and a former federal prosecutor, said that was generally correct, but he added that the United States still could have sought a red notice if it feared Mr. Snowden might flee, so the warrant would be in place wherever he landed.

That is mostly correct.

And, while it varies on a case-by-case basis, the "assumption is generally correct that it is getting more cost-effective" to replace plant parts, said Scott Brooks, a spokesman for the Tennessee Valley Authority, which operates several nuclear sites.

One of your claims — that the "money is everything" assertion has failed — is generally correct but requires further elaboration.

It is generally correct.

As shown in Table  1, the use of the proposed Me for Bonferroni correction produced FWER values that are generally close to the correct value of 0.05.

That is generally true.

The administration said in its brief that while it had doubts about the breadth of the appeals court's ruling, that judges were generally correct to defer to prison officials judgments about their ability "to control prisoners in various settings and programs".

That may be generally correct.

Ultimately, Frank writes that in reporting on the Falun Gong, the Western tradition of casting the Chinese as "exotic" took dominance, and that "the facts were generally correct, but the normalcy that millions of Chinese practitioners associated with the practice had all but disappeared".