(In this article, we are not using humor in Freud's narrow sense, but in the general sense that includes joking, wit, the comic, etc).
I use the term "tool" in a general sense that includes both physical objects (e.g. microscopes, lasers, etc).
There's a general sense that American fashion is in crisis.
General sense that this is a historic event.
"Like everyone, I have that general sense that we've been cast adrift.
"But there was a general sense that we should not get too specific in the campaign.
"It just confirms the general sense that Iraqi government money has been squandered," Mr. Allawi said.
The conclusions reflected the general sense that the government are putting the cart before the horse.
Other studies have confirmed the general sense that expertise is overrated.
In fact, the general sense that things are bad and could get worse seem to have little effect on him.
"There was just kind of a general sense that no one really knew what was going on," he said.
