Sentence examples for large generalizations from inspiring English sources

What the participants bring to the table in London is a witches' brew of educated guesses, research and reports, large generalizations and safe bets.

She makes absurdly large generalizations about outsiders' views of Haiti, writing that they tend to regard Haitians as "slaves, or worse, zombies".

Instead of viewing the sciences as directed at large generalizations, they suggested that researchers offer a patchwork of models, successful in different respects and to different degrees at characterizing the behaviour of bits and pieces of the natural world.

Furthermore, considering that the MIREC study population is largely Caucasian, more educated and of a higher income group than the Canadian population at large, generalization to other ethnic and socioeconomic populations should be done with caution.

His fictional characters' actions and dilemmas fairly obviously express larger generalizations about the problems of human existence.

The Carnegie Mellon study, which followed 93 families in the Pittsburgh area, was too small and too local, the critics said, to extrapolate into larger generalizations.

If I may project the pie graph of my particular class to a larger generalization, it tells me that people tend to take motorcycle riding more lightly than the corresponding risk deems they should.

Monkey inferotemporal neurons show faster generalization and exhibit larger generalization fields for picture-plane rotations than depth-plane rotations [26].

In Fauvist colors and casual postures, they shun unnecessary detail to make large, impersonal generalizations about the female body: how it stands, sits, sprawls.

In essays and books such as The Sacred Wood (1920) and The Use of Poetry and the Use of Criticism (1933), Eliot drew close attention to the language of literature yet also made sweeping judgments and large cultural generalizations.

When we talk about porn, we often talk about it in large, sweeping generalizations.