Sentence examples for generalizations on from inspiring English sources

And once again, he uses lots of exclamatory dialogue ("Dirty traidor peeg!") and sarcastic generalizations ("on street patrol a Cuban cop like him would make sure he got a short-sleeved uniform one size too small that brought out every bulge" of his chiseled upper body) to create shameless stereotypes based on ethnicity and class.

Since homonomic ceteris paribus generalizations are thus possible, the distinctions between homonomic/heteronomic generalizations, on the one hand, and strict/ ceteris paribus laws, on the other, are not the same; not all ceteris paribus generalizations are heteronomic.

Generally speaking, there usually are two generalizations on them.

As a consequence, on the one hand, it is difficult to make generalizations on privacy risks associated with semantically unspecified data types where risks largely depend on the content.

"He loves facts," Holmes said of Brandeis, "and I hate them except as the necessary peg to hang generalizations on".

Shunning generalizations on the war in interviews, he lays out colored charts and graphs that show falling numbers of suicide attacks, other bombings and civilian casualties, when comparing January's figures with those in June and July.

This scheme provides a good balance between preserving sufficient, chemically meaningful details on one side and generalization on the other side.

It is not possible to make broad generalizations based on one family business.

"We live in a world where I feel too many individuals and places are defined by generalizations based on one aspect of identity".

However, one should be cautious about the generalization on the relative dominance of redistributive vs. market mechanism in the process of China's reform.

Awareness of any of several kinds of "blocker" of "reflection" can undermine the generalization on which such reflection depends.