Sentence examples for making blanket statements from inspiring English sources
In answering most questions, immigration officials avoided making blanket statements and said that they would review each application, taking individual circumstances into account.
"I think you've got to be very, very careful when you start making blanket statements about what people say and think, as opposed to what they do," he said.
"Bottom line we need to get smarter/better about security in general; that's how we get away from making blanket statements or implications out of reaction — which lead to confusion and concern," she added.
Making blanket statements about donors, lumping them all in one basket, is wrong.
"I think the candidates are making blanket statements that reducing immigration is going to open up jobs, but it's not that simple".
Making blanket statements about levels of instability in Latin America is about as uninformed as saying a corn field in Iowa and Central Park are the same because they both have foliage.
"To make blanket statements and give recommendations for people's health is questionable".
"We can't make blanket statements and say you're going to pay a premium when you're not".
"It's very rare that I make blanket statements like this: your communication is terrible," Perel says.
She added, "Presidents since the Cold War have used nuclear deterrents to keep the peace, and I don't believe any president should make blanket statements with the regard to use or nonuse".
A Republican investment banker, William E. Simon Jr., who announced his candidacy for governor today, put it bluntly: "When you come out and make blanket statements that bridges might be attacked, that sends a certain level of panic and fear in people".
