Sentence examples for would be generally from inspiring English sources

It has remained uncompromising in adherence to views that would be generally termed fundamentalist.

I would say, that this is a critical opinion that would be generally held.

"But their pieces would be generally considered by the international markets as ethnic and tribal.

And, given the way the markets are woven together, what is helpful for us would be, generally, helpful.

Lister understood that he must convince London before the usefulness of his work would be generally accepted.

"From that point on, it was a question of reducing the quantity of garlic and chile to the point where it would be generally acceptable".

Equally, I believe it would be generally consented to by film critics that "Letter From an Unknown Woman" (1948) is a perfect film, a masterpiece.

In a decent society, taxation would be generally accepted as necessary to regulate markets, prevent abuse by the powerful and protect the weak.

Mr. Utzschneider declined to identify the countries, but he said XO laptops running Windows would be generally available by September.The pact with Microsoft is not an exclusive agreement.

Shareholders said Mr. Theede's accession as chief executive would be generally neutral, with the resolution of the $3.4 billion tax claim the chief concern of investors.

"The conversation at the lunch parties would be generally about the time I had run away and had an affair with Ryan O'Neal, Ms. Hustonn said.