Sentence examples for generality of his from inspiring English sources

In this he was different from the generality of his countrymen.

Because of the elegance and generality of his writings, much of it continues to be cited and used.

The larger structure in which Dante arranged poems written over a 10-year period and the generality of his poetic language are indications of his early and abiding ambition to go beyond the practices of local poets.

Regarding question (1)—What is the appropriate association within which a democratic government should be established?—despite the generality of his conclusions, Locke clearly intended them to apply to England as a whole, and presumably also to other nation-states.

"I know that it's a big tournament and that a lot of people like Hong Kong, going there to watch as much as to play," Isles says, the easygoing generality of his answer betraying an understandably patchy knowledge of rugby and its culture.

By using 'metaphysics' Strawson was primarily emphasising the abstractness and generality of his questions.

While some of Euler's proofs are not acceptable by modern standards of mathematical rigour (in particular his reliance on the principle of the generality of algebra), his ideas led to many great advances.

Despite his generality of approach, Apollonius needed to prove all his theorems for each type of conic separately.

He talks very much as a practical musician, not in generalities but specifically of his own part in the Beatles' success.

"Women think less about men in general than the generality of men can imagine.

Hippias has attempted greater degrees of generality in his second and third answers (gold and living the good life), but the more general answers still fail.