Sentence examples for lot of generalised from inspiring English sources

Go to the South Wales valleys, or the post-industrial north-east: in the midst of a lot of generalised hopelessness, there is no real enthusiasm for Labour, limp support reducible to ancestor-worship ("I vote for them because my grandad did"), and among most people under 30, no idea of the values the party claims to stand for.

A lot of generalised machismo seems to be about asserting your superiority over that bloke over there; maybe if your entire aesthetic conveys "I could pummel the average human being into a stain on a gym floor" there is just less to prove.

There was undoubtedly racism mixed into it, but also a lot of vague generalised anxiety and innate conservatism.

The second part of the PHQ consists of seven characteristics of generalised anxiety, starting with a screening question "Feeling nervous, anxious, on edge, or worrying a lot about different things", followed by symptoms of generalised anxiety.

We are yet to hear if the psychiatrists support the diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder.

It's all so self-pitying, this miasma of generalised humanist anguish.

The "out" groups are all made up of generalised amalgams and there can be no exceptions.

The court did not hear if the psychiatrists support the diagnosis of generalised anxiety disorder.

"Even after seven years of economic crisis, we haven't seen any kind of generalised backlash".

I'll gladly leave that sort of generalised, squishy rhetoric for politicians.

The cast spent a week working through the text to scrub away confusion and reduce the risk of "generalised declaiming".