Sentence examples for generalized title from inspiring English sources

The Politician is given a generalized title from the period that usually reflects the bonus that it gives: for example, "The Naturalist" gives the player four cows.

The study deals with the generalized solution of the title problem.

Broadly adapted from the Polish author Witold Gombrowicz's satirical 1960 novel, "Pornografia," the film expands the conventional definition of its provocative title to embrace a more generalized view of people's selfish, antiheroic behavior during wartime.

In addition to the user interaction data, the dataset also includes demographic information like age range, gender, and generalized geographic data, while items in the dataset include title, summary, and key phrases of the news article in question, plus local timestamps, and partial device information.

Bartlett Sher's abstract staging, set in a generalized nineteenth-century locale, gains strength as the blood of Shakespeare's jealous Moor begins to boil — as does the singing of Aleksandrs Antonenko, in the punishing title role.

The choreography was attractive but generalized.

They also had generalized muscle pain.

It's a generalized term.

And one is a generalized conspiracy count.

The more anxious the companies feel about profits, the more generalized the generalized anxiety disorders get.

The generalized brain is rather small.