Sentence examples for Vast generality from inspiring English sources
Chefs work bloody hard to get those stars, and having them taken away – being thrown down into the vast generality of places that merit no special distinction – is galling.
Known as the Navier-Stokes equations, they reflect Newton's second law of motion -- that is, force equals mass times acceleration -- and their generality allows them to describe a vast range of liquid behaviors, "from pouring honey on your toast," Dr. Wettlaufer said, "to feeling a gust of air on your face on a windy day".
In his vast book Essays, he contradicted himself, preferred specifics to generalities, embraced uncertainty, and followed his thoughts wherever they led.
The generality of its material the concept allows poetry to express a vast number of Ideas.
But lest we be guilty of speaking in generalities, "they" who hate us, still actually represent the vast minority of the Muslim world.
The hypothesis we describe here concerning Archaea and their viruses is meant to clarify certain generalities of this complex process, rather than to encompass the vast range of factors that could contribute to an organism becoming pathogenic.
Abjure generality and posturing.
We just talked in generality.
Generality is the whole point.
