Sentence examples for generalized idea from inspiring English sources

The diary's subject is often turned into a generalized idea of injustice.

They tend to prefer specific proposals that would benefit them, rather than a generalized idea that would help their shareholders, and everyone else's.

In a book that never succeeds in finding Pete (though it comes tantalizingly close), the author finally shifts his emphasis to a more generalized idea of relationships between men.

One problem is that over the 85-minute running time, they never settle on anyone or anything for long, jumping from gym to home and from one generalized idea to another.

A generalized idea for developing realizable high-order finite-volume schemes for quadrature-based moment methods is presented.

"And he said, rather tantalizingly, we can now invent a machine...and that really is the generalized idea of the computer as we now know it".

"How I Learned What I Learned" hits its jaunty stride when Wilson moves beyond generalized ideas about the oppression of his people and digs into the specifics of his own life.

He argued that social institutions fail because they impose on man generalized thought categories and preconceived ideas, which make it impossible to see things as they are.

It arises from a constructive manipulation of the sculptor's generalized, abstract ideas of spatial relations, volume, line, colour, texture, and so on.

But a deeper analysis of the evening revealed that his opponent, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, largely avoided the same fate by keeping her answers rooted in airy principles and generalized policy ideas, conveniently devoid of factual claims.

Reference [12] generalized Stanton's idea and introduced the local polynomial estimators for drift and diffusion functions.