Sentence examples for generalizing from from inspiring English sources

However, when generalizing from adoptees to the general population, it is important whether adoptees are similar to the general population regarding the trait in question.

Getting the right answer to that question requires generalizing from the evidence even though the generalization could be wrong.

But Ion himself does not make the move of generalizing from one to many poets, and such generalization is the move of the professional.

But (b) we could know this general truth on the basis of experience only by generalizing from examples of right and wrong that we encounter in experience.

I have practically given up generalizing from spring to spring.

"Hollywood is generalizing from a couple of data points.

Mr. Gompers suggests what he calls "attribution bias" — people generalizing from anecdotal success-after-failure stories.

So, generalizing from what they knew about mice, many researchers assumed the fat was burning calories.

"We are generalizing from adults to school-age children, and now from school-age children to very young children".

Not everyone was quite so triumphalist in tone, or so confident of generalizing from this one moment.

But what if generalizing from other traits — such as high blood pressure, family history, and smoking — saved more lives?