Sentence examples for was generally given from inspiring English sources

Although it was a relatively quiet period in Japanese-American relations, Mr. Hodgson was generally given high marks as ambassador.

A stalwart of the Palestinian PR machine, Sarah Colborne of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, who was on board the boat, was generally given free rein across the media to accuse Israel of inexplicable mendacity.

(Ryan was generally given credit for the Bears' victory, not least by his players, and especially given Mike Ditka's vague ideas about how, aside from guys being really tough, football games are won and lost).

While revenue and net income grew and Microsoft was generally given positive marks on Wall Street, operating income in the first quarter, ended Sept. 30, actually fell to $2.78 billion, from $2.79 billion a year earlier.

The previous year, as the eighth seed, the Hawks extended Boston to seven games but in their four losses were outscored on average by 25, including a 34-point walloping in Game 7. Back then, Woodson was generally given a pass because some of the Hawks were said to be of the knucklehead persuasion.

Alonso was generally given priority over his former team-mate Felipe Massa in their four years together.

As he was generally giving the impression that he would like to be there for life, it is anyone's guess what is on his fertile mind today.

Menactra is generally given to teenagers.

Pliny the Elder is generally given credit for the thought.

Defense lawyers are generally given the chance to make presentations before the committees in New York and Washington.

In the past, finished vehicles were generally given a single inspection.