Significats de seems generally en anglès

Easter Island seems generally to be an add-on to a trip to Chile.

Her mind seems generally serene, and her sufferings hitherto are nothing like Emily's.

Their appellation among their rivals, seems generally to have been the Mengwe, or Maqua.

The earnest vanity that serves as the engine of Instagram seems generally harmless, sweetly human.

It seems generally granted, sir, that such drones are the proper objects of an impress.

The elderly often exchange services with relatives, and this arrangement seems generally to correspond to their needs.

Still it would be a coasting voyage, and the Phoenician seems generally to have hugged the land.

Advocates were heard before these courts, and the procedure seems generally to have been modelled upon European patterns.

Though Lincoln had a profound respect for women, he seems generally to have been ill at ease in their company.

His poetry is better than some which I see printed in the village papers, and seems generally unexceptionable in its subjects and tone.

Should this not happen, but the other, it seems generally agreed that the Prince of Wales must be appointed Regent, with kingly power.

He has a fine new car and seems generally content but, in general, he has no plans to withdraw from his colourful and lengthy career.

The Eleans arrogated indeed the right of a constant sanctity to perpetual peace; and the right, though sometimes invaded, seems generally to have been conceded.

"Love seems generally to be regarded by the masculine mind in the light of a weakness."