Sentence examples for will generally say from inspiring English sources

Those groups' reactions form part of the justification for the differing attitudes to sex and violence: "People will generally say sex is OK but violence is very, very bad," one anonymous censor explains.

And the mortgage will generally say in the United States it's not so common in other countries but in the United States it will say you pay a fixed amount well, usually it's monthly, but let's say annually for now–a fixed amount every year as your mortgage payment.

It should also be noted that recruiters will generally say anything to get people in the door.

If you just call up and ask, they will generally say they don't settle.

So if you ask me what I'd like you to cook when I come to your house for dinner, I will generally say precisely that: no pork and fish over red meat.

If you ask intensivists what they mean by sepsis, they will generally say it is an infection with hypotension or encephalopthy or renal failure - that is, an infection with some degree of associated organ failure, not an easy concept for laypersons or even some physicians to understand.

And, as in the discussion to this point, we will generally just say "connective", rather than "sentence connective".

 Foreign affairs and security experts most often name India as a country likely to become a more important ally of the United States, while opinion leaders generally say France will decline in importance as an American partner.

"They are not trying to predict the weather for 2050, just generally say that it will be hotter," Dr. Cullen said of climatologists.

But because the agreement has the support of Mr. Lagos and the high command, experts generally say the Congress will agree to let soldiers and officers give information to their superiors anonymously.

With men, I have to generally say, the conversations will be a little shorter, the meetings with be a little shorter.