Sentence examples for generalization that from inspiring English sources

This, of course, is a generalization that may be regarded as prejudiced nonsense.

A generalization that is nonetheless safe to make is that the surf gets more intimidating as you move south.

I report that we got home exhausted but unharmed and concede that he has caught me in a generalization that should have been qualified.

She is right: this is an issue that needs addressing, but it's also a generalization that assumes all contestants under 16 behave in this way.

The article begins with a generalization that leads one to believe that the country is devoid of cultural or tourist sites.

This is a damaging generalization that undercuts the efforts of those, including me, who are trying to escape the derogatory image.

But analysts tend to do better when they avoid the kind of evidence-free sweeping generalization that amounts to little more than a just-so story, particularly when it's a just-so story about the future.

But in more confrontational contexts, the same "you know" can also sound, in interviews and press conferences, as if Mr. Bush is offering a generalization that leaves it to the questioner to fill in his meaning.

It's the kind of simplified generalization that tends to be made by an individual with a shallow understanding of a language and a culture.

A generalization that isn't really supported by this survey, but probably is true nevertheless.

The cluster model studied allows obvious generalization that can make it more practical.