Sentence examples for make blanket assumptions from inspiring English sources

So, what I'm saying, Peter, is that it doesn't matter whether you or your friend is right – you can't make blanket assumptions about women based on what they wear.

Povey says it is important not to make blanket assumptions when it comes to autism; as with everyone else, some people will love sport and some will hate it.

I fully support the idea of free speech and Mr. Noer is certainly entitled to his opinion as outdated and unrealistic as it is, but to make blanket assumptions about the morality of "Career Women" is offensive and irresponsible.

Stewart cautioned against liberals who made blanket assumptions that all Trump supporters were xenophobic racists.

So much for making blanket assumptions that Khannas are all solid Punjabis with farming roots in the land traversed by five rivers straddling northern India and Pakistan.

"She doesn't make blanket judgments," she said.

These variable responses make it difficult to make blanket recommendations for immunoglobulin replacement therapy.

It's now one degree of separation away," he told AFP. "When it is one degree of separation away and people you know, that means you have to make the blanket assumption that it will happen to you.

As he said: "You can't make a blanket assumption about James's sexuality or his fiction or his life.

And from Nick, "As an Englishman, I'll make the blanket assumption the State of Western Australia is rubbish.

We make the blanket assumption that are points in.