Moreover, they are interesting for general audiences and industries.
In preparing her underlings for an unfair business and her audience for the generalized lessons it yields, Banks has managed to fulfill a delicate role as protector and antagonist in one.
A Classical Theater of Harlem production directed by Mr. Preisser, this Caligula is an original work, not an adaptation of Camus, and like the company's 2003 hit production of Genet's "Blacks," the show makes resonant use of a generalized, shabby circus setting and interactions with the audience that deliberately risk offense.
Some early reconstructions for popular audiences portrayed the dinosaur as a generalized Allosaurus-like carnivore with hypertrophied prey-capturing arms; more bizarrely, others speculated that it was a gigantic sloth-like climber that suspended itself underneath the limbs of (unrecorded in the fossil record) enormous trees3.
Even as award shows proliferate for other media, reflecting the special and niche tastes of an increasingly fractured American audience, the Kennedy Center's Honors have become generalized, and all too often merely to amplify the cultural power of men like George Lucas or Steven Spielberg, who have already triumphed in the winner-takes-all cultural sweepstakes.
Unfortunately, most brands don't even go down this far into their audience mapping and as a consequence content is too generalized and broad.
The Fund is taking advantage of the generalized lack of knowledge of economics and economic trends among its audience.
When climate scientists, in their emails to each other, discuss 'tricking' the data, what they are really doing is betraying a generalized fear of complexity, and a lack of faith in the lay audience.
This makes Twitter a generalized social media platform, which makes it inferior to specialized platforms if you have a specialized audience.
