Sentence examples for a generalisation from inspiring English sources

It's a generalisation.

But even that is too neat a generalisation.

It is too glib, too much of a generalisation.

To risk a generalisation, American plays are mainly about families.

As a generalisation, the poor are subsidising the better off".

Such a generalisation is as harmful as it is ignorant.

The framework can be understood as a generalisation of Theorist.

"That's a generalisation but that is how it is," he says.

A generalisation: people who are unfamiliar with science think it is about facts and discoveries.

That's because, as a generalisation, "all news is local" (the Johnston Press motto, ironically enough).

The dermatologist elaborated: "I wouldn't want to make a generalisation, but where language isn't a problem, there is sometimes disappointment.