Sentence examples for making a generalization from inspiring English sources

And I'm making a generalization about the art house audience that is unfortunately true, which is that it is mostly middle-, upper-middle-class white".

We'll build upon the why statement, abstracting our answer away from the students we spent time with, and making a generalization about all students.

I mean, I'm making a generalization, but it's something that I noticed in the guys I talked to, and then with the guys we saw in "24/7".

(Women in Texas: no need to write me, I'm really only making a generalization. I know you collect guns too).

He was making a generalization about white people, one that I could have missed if his interruption hadn't slowed me down enough to listen some more.

Importantly, there was no food that consistently differed in portion size for every age group and gender, making a generalization impossible.

"If one had to make a generalization, women are more cautious.

To make a generalization, our guests tend to sleep late and take naps.

After the attack on Jayden Clairoux, the Ontario government chose to make a generalization about pit bulls.

If I had to make a generalization, I would say that many of my favorite movies are about Good People….

If we were to make a generalization about the current season, we might say that it is committed to illuminating the pressures of extremely rarified work.