Sentence examples for a bit generalized from inspiring English sources

This description may appear to be a bit generalized and exaggerated, but I think in essence it is true for a lot of people.

In 1941 Hyers [27] published an answer to it, which is presented below in a bit generalized form (see, e.g., [4]).

Like many long-term studies, our study has only temporal replication so one must be a bit cautious in generalizing our findings.

I'm going to generalize a bit here, but you get the idea.

To generalize a bit, Catholicism enjoyed more influence in the United States in the 1950s than in the 1920s, and more influence in the 1990s than in the 1970s.

We're generalizing a bit here, but "The Wife" usually wants something she can take to-and-from work, allowing her to listen to the few songs she likes off the few CDs she likes.

Car buyers don't always look for the same things, but we think we can generalize a bit in saying that the shopper in the $25K sedan market is exceedingly discriminating.

And just to generalize a bit, I know of popular camps that are academic in nature, full of school-like content: writing camp, space camp, computer camp.

I simply generalized them a bit so they would apply to the majority of drag queens.

However, we can try to generalize the issues a bit.

Introduction: page 3, first column, line 23 The paragraph starting from line 23 is a bit misleading because the authors try to generalize the description of the protein matrix tunnels in trHbs by mixing what happens in trHbNs and trHbOs.