Sentence examples for huge generalisation from inspiring English sources
It is a huge generalisation but my guess is it will – a bit.
"The 'dumbing down' comment came off as a huge generalisation by an A-grade asshorn," he wrote.
I know that's a huge generalisation but it applies a lot to blokes from Yorkshire [McDermott was born in Wakefield and played for Bradford].
But I do think English culture - to make a huge generalisation - is one of exclusion, of in-groups defined by who's left out, and of self-administered reassurance supplied by being the excluder rather than the excluded - and that knowing or not-knowing often defines the boundary.
Okay, this might sound like a huge generalisation but the fact is, you just can't unsee tits.
He blamed Sookhdeo for three errors: removing political context from his discussion of conflicts with Muslims; making huge generalisations about "the west" and "Muslims"; and distorting Islamic theology to make it appear much more hostile and monolithic than it actually is.
There are exceptions to these generalisations, and huge differences between New Queer Cinema's activist expressionism and the generic populism that succeeded it.
But then, as Mindwise warns us, the author's own generalisations are just that – averages mask huge individual variations.
Had Max Weber lived a century later, he might have made sweeping generalisations about the "Mormon work ethic .Mormons have constructed a huge pro-business infrastructure.
There are exceptions to every generalisation.
