Sentence examples for make a general claim from inspiring English sources
It is hard to make a general claim based on evidence from so special a place.
Based upon a series of simulation experiments, those authors have made a general claim that juries are incapable of making coherent judgments about punitive damages.
In a similar vein, we could say that when I use a description referentially say in Donnellan's courtroom case—I am literally making a general claim to the effect that there is a murderer of Smith and that he is insane, but what I mean by that utterance is that Jones is insane.
More autonomy and participation is also a general claim made by service user organisations [ 25].
OK so a general claim I would make though here is that perhaps the key problem of vision, and arguably of intelligence, as a whole is the issue of complexity.
We cannot at this time make any general claims about which variables best predict recovery.
I kinda like that kind of wave," she claimed, making a general reference towards heavy, barreling waves over shallow reef.
Without specification of meaning and context, it would also be wrong to make the general claim that sentences like "if p, q" are generally paraphrasable as "p only if q".
Quine does accept that the philosopher is in a position to make very general claims about the world (that there are sets but not properties, for example).
