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• Generally, that is all I see. (8)
• He generally gets in. (21)
• That generally stops it. (10)
• He was generally invisible. (10)
• The gloves were generally pocketed. (10)
• Is it true to human experience generally? (9)
• This latter is generally an interlocking tile. (17)
• Generally he favours me with his French gossip. (10)
• They walked generally in the direction of the hills. (8)
• She generally filled a book in the autumn, she said. (10)
• All fair excuses will be made, if you fail generally. (10)
• Generally the men slouched when they were not running. (10)
• That mother is reported, is generally conceived, as dead. (10)
• You generally come forward about every seven years or so. (10)
• He was generally before Adrian in calling for a fresh bottle. (10)
• Sooner or later this always happened, and generally sooner nowadays. (8)
• The advantages of Bath to the young are pretty generally understood. (4)
• Generally, however, the English elect excel in satire, and they are noble humourists. (10)
• Husbands and wives generally understand when opposition will be vain. (4)
• It is generally thoughtful; you might think it hard, at first sight. (10)
• The singer was unknown, and was generally taken for another sacrifice. (10)
• A private source of supply generally means the erection of a storage tank. (17)
• Manners as well as appearance are, generally speaking, so totally different. (4)
• Generally where the furniture is of simple lines, the mould can be made of wood. (17)
• It is their tribute to civilization, which generally keeps them within the laws. (10)
• But he said nothing in comment, and went on to speak generally of Europe and America. (9)
• In the dusk I generally take a longer walk by myself, or else the same one with John. (14)
• I had to confess that it generally was not, and that this was part of my grief with it. (9)
• But strange things may be generally accounted for if their cause be fairly searched out. (4)
• Bench, they say, is religious; Gowen has written verses; Parsons generally harum-scarum. (10)
• In one meadow a purple variety of rocket; and generally the usual English meadow flowers. (20)
• The parts of the branch pipes which are visible are generally made of brass nickel-plated. (17)
• It is generally put in another way, that there can be no such thing as property in an idea. (14)
• She generally came once in the day just to escape from Mrs. Cavely, who would not, bless you! (10)
• Generally, Mr. Barmby found, and justly, that it is in superior estimation among his countrymen of all classes. (10)
• Generally speaking, it would be more advisable to become a chatterer and keep an anecdotal note-book. (10)
• That there was to be such a party had been long generally known: it had even given the idea of another. (4)
• Performers return to their trunks wet in the feet and generally bestrewed with drops from the head down. (21)
• The verge-board motif comes from half-timber traditions, and is generally used in a very careless fashion. (17)
• The rhinoceros has always been a problem to animal keepers, for captivity generally results in early death. (21)
• To be both generally blamed, and generally liked, evinces a peculiar construction of mortal. (10)
• He knows; he says, it is not generally known; and he likes, respects Mr. Victor Radnor; we are to keep the secret. (10)
• Perhaps it was generally known, and perhaps it was thought that he had come to win Rose for his worldly advantage! (10)
• That is the sole answer to his accusations, his threats of eternal loathing, and generally blustering sublimities. (10)
• Call it by what name you will, it is having ten shots to one, which was generally considered an equivalent to murder. (10)
• The chorus was employed but sparingly, generally appearing only at the end of the act to give greater eclat to the finale. (3)
• And, as every one knows, the men who do the painting are generally far from being the most skilful artisans of their trade. (17)
• But she seemed to find herself, upon reflection, less able to cope with Lander personally than with the situation generally. (9)
• Nothing seemed amiss on the side of the Great House family, which was generally, as Anne very well knew, the least to blame. (4)
• Berries were few, except the pink spindle one, so far the most beautiful, of which there were more than Earth generally vouchsafes. (8)
• A great deal of knowledge comes simply from doing, and a great deal more from doing over, and this is what the editor generally means. (9)
• Generally, I fancy his pleasure in poetry was not great, and I do not believe he cared much for the conventionally accepted masterpieces of literature. (9)
• The ladies of the Austrian aristocracy generally had to be exiles from Vienna, and were glad to flock together even in an alien city. (10)
• Although not considered absolutely indispensable, the organ from that time on seems to have been generally adopted for use in churches. (3)
• Those who can barely live, and who live perforce in a very small, and generally very inferior, society, may well be illiberal and cross. (4)
• They were accustomed to the machinery employed to give our land a shudder and to soothe it, and generally remarked that it meant nothing. (10)
• But if the humanitarian impulse has mostly disappeared from Christmas fiction, I think it has never so generally characterized all fiction. (9)
• Her conduct drove Mrs. Berry from the rosy to the autumnal view of matrimony, generally heralded by the announcement that it is a lottery. (10)
• While the Americans have greatly excelled in the short story generally, they have almost created a species of it in the Thanksgiving story. (9)
• Both wrote sonatas, those of the former in two movements, while those of the latter had generally three, of a brilliant and attractive style. (3)
• Although various critics write with success other things than criticism, the first complaint is based, I believe, upon what is generally a fact. (16)
• Peter did most of the open talking, which related to horses, yachting, opera, and sport generally: who was ruined; by what horse, or by what woman. (10)
• But this time, though his jolly red jowl turned all round to demand a confirmation, it was not generally considered that he had divined so correctly. (10)
• There was much in common between them; the Italian had the solidity, dignity and nobility of treatment generally associated with the German character. (3)
• Durando, it is generally stated, had strictly adhered to the orders sent from the headquarters, but it seems that General Cerale understood them too literally. (10)
• The enamelled-iron fixtures are considered by most to be superior to the earthenware fixtures, since they do not craze, are lighter, and generally more durable. (17)
• That Philippa still retaining her affection for her ungratefull Husband, had followed him to Scotland and generally accompanied him in his little Excursions to Sterling. (4)

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