Sentence examples for a vast generalization of from inspiring English sources

In this view, type theory appears as a vast generalization of set theory, since a set is a particular kind of type.

It's a vast generalization, but we're writing briefly, so it has to suffice.

But to say that men in general aren't "man enough" is a vast, sweeping generalization.

This is a vast over-generalization, I know, but to all intents and purposes, that seems to be the way of the world at large.

In fact, there is a vast amount of literature dealing with extensions and/or generalizations of this remarkable theorem.

He has a vast repertoire of voices.

Athletes should likewise be shielded from such vast generalizations.

There is a vast array of opportunities.

it's a vast amount of money.

a Vast expanses of disconnected suburban areas.

Put very generally, the various forms of the regularity theory all count laws, if they count them at all, as contingent generalizations or mere descriptions of the events to which they apply: "All there is in the world is a vast mosaic of local matters of particular fact, just one little thing and then another," as David Lewis put this view (1986, ix).