Sentence examples for a blanket description from inspiring English sources

In other words, the term Scandinavian was to be discouraged as a blanket description.

The Iranian Embassy in Lebanon reported that Hossam Khosh Newes, an Iranian development official working in Lebanon, was killed by "armed terrorist groups" — a phrase used by Syria and its allies as a blanket description of opposition forces — in an attack on his car on the Lebanese side of the border with Syria after he had come from Damascus.

Often challenges fail to make sufficiently clear their object of critique, using "identity politics" as a blanket description that invokes a range of tacit political failings (as discussed in Bickford 1997).

It's a good blanket description of the films in FREE RADICALS: SERGE BOZON AND THE NEW FRENCH CINEMA, a grandly titled series at the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

"Kafkaesque" has become such a ubiquitous blanket description for multiple varieties of murky, irrational administration that it no longer adequately implies the specifically nervous qualities of Kafka's own work.

Nearly 30 years on, Atwood's projection of the most extreme victory imaginable for the anti-choice lobby retains its political tang. 2 The Trial Franz Kafka, 1925 "Kafkaesque" has become such a ubiquitous blanket description for multiple varieties of murky, irrational administration that it no longer adequately implies the specifically nervous qualities of Kafka's own work.

While Manuel Pellegrini's formations are often interpreted as 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1n for a wide varietheof modern systems, he prefers fielding a strike partnership.

This blanket description of me as a minority-hating, white supremacist is just as wrong as the mostly negative stereotypes we hear of minority groups.

It attributed the attacks to terrorists, the Assad government's blanket description for armed opponents.

By the end of the 18th century, when Westerners had acquired more sophistication regarding these imports, the inaccurate blanket description Indian goods fell out of use.

It said government forces would respond if "terrorist groups" — its blanket description for all the armed opposition — carried out any kind of attack, tried to reinforce their positions or resupply their ammunition or if more foreign fighters infiltrated the country.