Sentence examples for a bit general from inspiring English sources

DREAM ON is clued today as "Yeah, like you have a chance!", which is certainly a good clue, albeit a bit general.

If the premise sounds a bit general, well, it is.

Testing it against decoy shapes that were too specific might allow an enemy to fool the weapon by changing them "a little bit," General Kadish said.

"We lost our identity a little bit," General Manager Floyd Reese said from his Nashville office last week.

"Obviously we're a bit relieved," General Manager Chuck Fletcher said.

The paintings of Kevin Klein of White Plains address human frailty with as much directness as Mr. Mudre, though his message is a bit more general.

By contrast, anger always moves us by presenting itself as a bit of general, although hasty, reasoning.

Actually, an equation a bit more general than (2) will be the main object of our study.

There was also a bit of general backlash against the various visual changes, seemingly inspired by other social apps.

Although this review focuses on similar areas to maintenance in SBSE and looks at refactoring, it was still a bit too general in comparison with the current survey.

Others posting in the comment section came up with various health-related ideas, like "learn to cook," or "run a mile" daily, or "reduce the consumption of sugar," etc., which are fine, but a bit too "general purpose" for Zuckerberg's own personal challenge, we'd wager.