Sentence examples for generalised way from inspiring English sources

Not in a weird generalised way, but real insults thrown around in the local cafe or dry cleaners.

He ended up gathering material instead at Pirbright training base and the experiences of these British recruits inform a 45 minute piece that dramatises in a more generalised way the effects of compulsorily military service in an unnamed country.

"One of the things I really admire about the writing is that it is honest enough to not take the moral high ground, and offers what I believe is a more honest presentation of where we are, rather than to say, in a more generalised way 'we want a revolution' or tell people to give up their entire salary to charity".

At one moment in rehearsal, I said "Oh God" in quite a generalised way, and Michael Boyd said: "No, you should be urgent, calling out to God". Henry is such a rich character – flawed, not ambitious – but there's nothing wimpy about him.

In the most generalised way, Sturgeon (2001) defined GVCs as a mechanism for adding value during the end product creation process, which comprises various technological production stages, design, and marketing.

Before undertaking a direct comparison of the two transcriptome-profiling methods, we consider the systematic limitations of the methods, as previously done in a generalised way [ 25].

Dispositional coping styles (e.g., information-seeking style) may also have a role, with generalised ways of behaviour influencing a person's emotional or functional response to the stressor, and these styles generally remain relatively stable across time and situations.

"One issue with debates about video games has been this assumption that most players respond to them in generalised, predictable ways," Ferguson begins.

There is "a generalised revolt against the way politicians are running the country," says Mauro Paulino, head of Datafolha.

A very generalised – but probably accurate – way of explaining the difference is that this younger generation is better educated and more travelled than any before it.

Our goal is to produce a system that supports systematic investigation of various styles of generalised parsing in a way that allows meaningful comparisons between them in a repeatable and easily accessible fashion whilst also allowing: (i) new theoretical ideas to be generated and explored; (ii) production quality parsers to be generated and (iii) humane pedagogy.