Meanings of speak generally in English

Believe me, the American, to speak generally, thinks very little of such matters.

I speak generally, and not with any pretension to exactness.

Understanding is, to speak generally, the faculty Of cognitions.

Then you cannot speak generally of the character of the house accommodation throughout Shetland?-I cannot.

But he said nothing in comment, and went on to speak generally of Europe and America.

But to speak generally, their lovers say little, when they see each others but anima mea!

The Home Affairs Minister refused to comment on specific advice he'd received, but he did speak generally.

To speak generally, I should say that the headgear then supplies them with a kind of ferocity of indifference.

Of course I speak generally.

It is a more conscious soliloquy; as it were, to speak generally, and try what we would say provided we had an audience.

People speak generally of full blood, half blood, etc., and imagine that the hereditary transmission of certain characters "lies in the blood."

The greatest sinners are, certainly, to speak generally, the great corporations that we call trusts-though the word "distrust" would better express contemporary feeling!

Speaking generally, the Senate had shown itself in a surly mood lately.

And this, speaking generally, is the way in which oligarchy is established.

Speaking generally, one may describe an illusion of perception as a misinterpretation.

Speaking generally, I would say there are many phases to be considered.