Sentence examples for a sort of generalized from inspiring English sources
Levin also attributes to Kitty a sort of generalized goodness, which he sees in her "gentle, calm, and truthful eyes".
As a greater and greater proportion of the population found themselves liberated from work, Keynes worried that society might suffer from a sort of generalized "nervous breakdown".
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.
In this case, the solution can be found in closed form and it represents a sort of generalized water-filling algorithm, with water level depending on the interference activity probabilities.
Rampant opportunism produces diffuse social effects, and these effects are a sort of generalized plague on anyone who hopes to act as a citizen.
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.
In order to aggregate the regression coefficient estimates from different prediction models, we adopted a generalized least squares approach with non-linear terms (a sort of generalization of multivariate meta-analysis).
In mathematics, a group is a collection of abstract objects that can be combined by some operation to make a sort of multiplication table; a topological group has in addition a "topology"—a kind of generalized geometry.
"I did probably a very poor man's sort of generalized version of Donald Trump," he said.
The increased BOLD effect in these ventral regions in the absence of increased functional integration among them may correspond to a sort of undirected motivational promptness, a generalized motivational inclination, to engage in goal-directed behavior.
