Sentence examples for was more generally from inspiring English sources

CNN was more generally in line with the average.

For three centuries his work was more generally admired than that of any sculptor except Michelangelo.

In Västergötland to the southwest, Christianity, introduced mainly by English missionaries, was more generally accepted during the 11th century.

Radamel García once scored a famous goal against Millonarios in Bogotá, but he was more generally known for two things: his aggression and his religious devotion.

Mrs Cresson was more generally accused, in particular by Libération, a newspaper in her own country, of giving jobs and contracts to her friends, among them her dentist.

But it was not until Hughes's unexpected decision to break his silence with the publication in 1998 of Birthday Letters, the poetic chronicle of his relationship with Plath, that Stevenson's account of the relationship was more generally vindicated.

It is more generally humanitarian.

Surely this wisdom is more generally applicable?

It tends to be more generally worded.

Others, however, are more generally frustrating.

(A bright red parrot is more generally exotic).