Sentence examples for a generalised heading from inspiring English sources

Instead of debating all these questions boldly, politicians hide behind the much more acceptable cloak of a generalised heading, marked "victims".

Hunt tweeted: "On BBC QT I was trying to make a generalised point about the use of unqualified teachers in schools.

Impact force is divided by the head mass, to produce a "global approximation", a single-generalised head response acceleration value.

It is a generalised tremor involving the limbs, the body and the head [ 24] and, in its commonest form, usually disappears with increasing age in surviving piglets.

There is "a generalised revolt against the way politicians are running the country," says Mauro Paulino, head of Datafolha.

We adjusted for cluster effect, location of dwelling, ethnicity, marital status and occupation of head of household and weighted for the family size in a generalised linear model.

Now, it seems, indignation is becoming a generalised condition.

More likely this is a generalised – and bleak – portrait of humanity at its best and worst.

There have been some progressive adjustments at this tournament, a generalised atmosphere reboot around the squad.

But what they still struggle with is knowing how to behave in a generalised situation".

However, there has been a rolling of women's concerns into a generalised rhetoric about victims.