Sentence examples for a far more generalized from inspiring English sources

In my view, the fact that both these approaches are so harshly criticized is a sign of a far more generalized resistance to the very act of looking — and, therefore, to thinking about certain things.

The dictionary suggests "pellicules," but that word, meaning film, or flakes, is far more generalized, and broadly applicable to things besides ugly hair-snow.

Developing employment for people with a wider range of disabilities will require a far more concerted and generalized effort from businesses than currently exists.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.

It champions a far more potent ideology.

James Salter is a far more unusual case.

And a far more revered one.

"This was a far more complex project.

A far more nuanced and satisfying experience.

Syria is a far more intractable case.

A far more intransparent and risky act.