Sentence examples for gross generalization from inspiring English sources

(Male readers seem less interested — is this a gross generalization? — in characters being "nice").

And American acting, to make a gross generalization, tends to be more demonstrative, more out front, than that usually found on London stages.

As DealBook has previously noted, it is a gross generalization to say that the market for initial public offerings is dead.

It's a gross generalization to say that mine is the female approach to this, because there are plenty of male poets who also— Like Adam Zagajewski, for instance.

It's a gross generalization to say that mine is the female approach to this, because there are plenty of male poets who also — Like Adam Zagajewski, for instance.

Buruma's new book, "Murder in Amsterdam," meditates on the clash of values between Islam and secular Europe, and he was disturbed by President Bush's use of the term "Islamic fascists" last month: "A gross generalization.

Disturbing even beyond the gross generalizations of Ward's remarks is the present-tense tone.

There are several theories about why it happens, all of them gross generalizations.

And as a philosophical tract, it evinces a fiercely nihilistic, anti-humanistic vision built upon gross generalizations and ridiculously phony logic.

Every day we face the challenge of how to defend nuances in a culture of gross generalizations, how to build bridges of empathy where pitting one side of the society against the other plays into the hands of populist demagogues.

To appreciate the virtues of this book (it is, in its way, an exceptional synthesis), one has to make a conscious and concerted effort to ignore the condescending tone, the incessant sneering, the unsupported assertions and the gross generalizations.