Sentence examples for a generalized sort of from inspiring English sources
We never learn exactly why the narrator -- who is, as is often the case in Mr. Theroux's novels, a designated stand-in for the author -- takes refuge in Hawaii, though he hints at a generalized sort of disillusionment with his former life as a writer.
What unifies Bayesian epistemology is a conviction that conditionalizing (perhaps of a generalized sort) is rationally required in some important contexts — that is, that some sort of conditionalization principle is an important principle governing rational changes in degrees of belief.
Some problems and solutions are of a generalized sort, encountered in many situations that vary widely in their details.
The White House brewers chose classic British hops, Kent Goldings and Fuggles, which yield a gentle, more generalized sort of bitterness than the sharper grapefruit and pine of American hops familiar in American craft beers.
To create the merged collection, a generalized topological sort is performed on the merged collection graph.
Some pundits have postulated a "politically-correct bias" in phone polling — a sort of generalized Bradley Effect — whereby voters are more truthful in impersonal online surveys than over the phone.
Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle said, "In place of wit, Guardians offers a sort of generalized willingness to be amusing, an atmosphere of high spirits that feels like lots of people pumping air into a tire that has a hole in it.
Rampant opportunism produces diffuse social effects, and these effects are a sort of generalized plague on anyone who hopes to act as a citizen.
Levin also attributes to Kitty a sort of generalized goodness, which he sees in her "gentle, calm, and truthful eyes".
