Sentence examples for though generally speaking from inspiring English sources

It's typical for politicians to release a Christmas message for the masses, though generally speaking they're brief, inoffensive, and filled with generic platitudes.

She had an enormous sky-blue car, which she drove perhaps too boldly, though generally speaking she wasn't a bad driver.

Even more significant, Autor determined that though generally speaking trade shocks did not "favor conservative politicians," shocks "that disproportionately affect white males" did.

Garganega, the primary grape, is grown on a variety of soil types from volcanic to limestone which scatter the profile of this dry white wine, though generally speaking Soave is bright and fresh.

The new app is expected to hit as early as Monday, though generally speaking, it could arrive anywhere in mid-October or even sooner, depending on Apple's review process.

When all goes well, the intuitions are supposed to match the correct analysis perfectly (though generally speaking it's understood that there may be a tradeoff, where most intuitions have to match an analysis but where an otherwise successful analysis may lead to the discrediting of a few intuitions).

Get beyond that, though, and generally speaking you can see where things have been fixed and tweaked over last 2014's cruddy effort.

Generally speaking, though, the programs generated through such localization efforts were often very close to the Japanese source material.

Generally speaking, though, golfers err on the side of caution.

Generally speaking though, landowners only have limited control over the airspace over their land.

Generally speaking, though, the seaminess of truck stops is in inverse proportion to their distance from major cities.