Sentence examples for in generalised speech from inspiring English sources

We hear it every day in generalised speech without questioning it: scientists are "he", engineers are unwaveringly men.

"One issue with debates about video games has been this assumption that most players respond to them in generalised, predictable ways," Ferguson begins.

This section then considers neurobiological implementations of generalised filtering, in terms of predictive coding in generalised coordinates of motion.

Furthermore, focal and generalised seizures, language and speech deficits, word finding deficits and/or change of personality were observed in 37 patients.

Hers is in speech, his in English.

But that's just my own view, and therein lies the problem in talking about stigma in such generalised terms.

Under Blunkett and Tony Blair there was the merest lip service to the "British way of life" - meaning its liberal achievements in free speech, privacy, personal autonomy of the citizen, and the margin of individuality that all this implies - as defended in characteristically generalised terms by Blair in a speech made in Scotland when news of the 7/7 atrocity reached him.

she said in her speech.

In a speech made in Dallas, Pres.

-- Mr. Romney in a speech on Tuesday.

"One word in one speech changed history".