Sentence examples for these days generally from inspiring English sources

"People realize that we live in a more violent world these days generally," Ms. Bellamy said.

Seeking out music videos these days generally requires going online, an active act.

Viewing most sports these days generally requires some ability to compartmentalize, to separate the brawny from the bawdy.

MANY works in the classical music canon were written for the greater glory of God, but performers these days generally reflect little of that religious devotion.

Gun control advocates these days generally do not use the term gun control; instead, they talk about curbing gun violence, recognizing that "control" stirs opposition among legal gun owners who fear their rights being trampled.

Companies these days generally understand that good ideas can come from anywhere in the ranks, and they try to make employees feel as though their contributions are important.

These days, it generally settles at around £3,000 per year.

These days, Sevigny generally prefers working in television.

The headlines to emerge from the shadier corners of private defense contracting these days are, generally, stories of extravagance.

Defensively, if you can't pressure the quarterback these days, you generally can't win.

These days it generally refuses licences only when a company is found to have lied to it.