Sentence examples for feels generalized from inspiring English sources

My anxiety never feels generalized like that.

The production felt woefully generalized when I watched it in live performance in the 1990s.

People can even record multiple variations of the same sentiment so the user can get a feel for generalizing similar statements.

I think because of his stature and his money, [Trump] feels extremely powerful, and generalizes his [importance] because of that even when his perception may be wrong.

While the effects described in this study should not be generalized, we feel that the competitively superiority of this often neglected, but dominant functional benthic group (turf algae) deserves more attention in marine conservation efforts and studies on benthic dynamics of coral reef communities.

It starts to feel silly to generalize a whole continent when your friend, favorite team, or artist is Nigerian or Gambian, Tanzanian or Congolese.

I think they call it "generalized anxiety," where it feels like just as you get your head above water another wave comes crashing down.

Nonetheless, experts feel that the findings can likely be generalized to other populations.

Feeling sorry for yourself, "why me" and generalized whining directed at the injustice of the world does not help either.

Salle doesn't protest, and Johnston goes on to ask him, "If you had to describe it — and I know this is asking you to generalize, but feel free to do so wildly — what's 'feminine' to you?" Salle stops to consider.

I feel like people often generalize: "You always…." Yeah.