Sentence examples for was generally true from inspiring English sources
The opposite was generally true for the CEOs from the rest of Europe and India, who tended to use we more than me (I tested this quantitatively).
Until recently, it was generally true that the Sephardim tended to be poorer, less educated, and less represented in higher political office than the Ashkenazim.
Soghoian, an expert in online security, said that this was generally true, but he nonetheless agreed with Snowden that the widespread adoption of end-to-end encryption would be a good thing.
That set Dr. Yajnik, now head of diabetes at KEM Hospital Research Center in Pune, on a quest to understand if this was generally true for Indians — and if so, why.
The hand reflected the primitive five-digit design, and, as was generally true in archosaurs, the fourth and fifth digits were shorter than the other three, with the third being longest.
"Voters who disapprove of Trump's performance in office or who voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016, or feel the GOP control of both houses of Congress is a bad thing for the country, are disinclined to support Rohrabacher's re-election by huge margins," DiCamillo said in a press release, adding that the same sentiment was generally true among voters in Knight's district.
However, that's generally true.
"And it's generally true.
The same is generally true of South Asia and Africa.
