Sentence examples for we generally say from inspiring English sources

This is why we generally say something like "Lord Smith, the former Labour culture secretary", to avoid confusion with "Lord Smith, chair of the Green Investment Bank".

Plus editorial coverage is a lot more valuable and has more resonance than straight advertising – we generally say it is worth three times as much".

And that sort of what we generally say is like you know, use the golden rule – ask the question in same way that you would want to receive a question with all the detail and all of the context and you know whatever else you could think of.

We generally say that the first one to "ten" is the winner!

"So it may well be that, although these people are very ill, they do not meet the criteria for this particular policy, and quite frankly, I don't think we can generally say, without commenting on an individual case, that they would do south of the border".

So maybe, we could generally say that heterosexual men and women follow a different path but end up at roughly the same place in the end: less obsessed with ourselves and better suited for some festive fornication.

Apart from that we'd generally say that people who buy into a trend and don't really reflect over it are bad-dressed people who don't use their head and find something that suits them and is personal.

I read Prince's alleged words 'who's got rich over it' … We United Statesers generally say 'gotten'.

Organ sale may admittedly be more attractive to those with the least money (for why would someone rich need or want to sell an organ?) but then much the same can be said of some of the least sought-after and worst paid agricultural and cleaning jobs, and we do not generally say that people cannot consent to do these or that these types of employment should be banned.

The officers with whom we spoke generally said that this did, in fact, specifically mean Russia.

People (generally) say nice things about us, and we were starting to make a good name for ourselves.