Meanings of generally anxious in English

She was kind, conventional, and generally anxious to take the proper line.

An unpractised writer is generally anxious to bespeak public attention, and to solicit public indulgence.

Then she gave me a broken fan, and seemed very generally anxious to make me comfortable.

He was generally anxious to get away to Lincoln's Inn, and on most mornings had left the house before his son-in-law.

He was so moody that his partner, who was generally anxious to keep him quiet, more than once endeavoured to encourage him.

This created much disappointment, among the citizens of that city, who were generally anxious to behold the "great agitator" of the north western frontier.

She can never feel quite safe in her home or work; she is generally anxious and suffers from what her mum calls "impending doom scenarios".