Sentence examples for matched the general from inspiring English sources

But while his arguments matched the general line, there was an intensity to the former president's comments, made on NBC's "Today".

As for profiling, the Times offered this: "Two young black men were detained in handcuffs before being released with the terse explanation that they had mistakenly been stopped because they matched the general description of the robbers").

They became suspicious of Collie because he matched the general description of a shirtless black man. .

The rock shelter at Selva Pascuala was discovered in the early 20th century; in the early 21st century it was noticed that objects in one of the murals, which previously had been described as "mushrooms", matched the general morphology of P. hispanica: the mural depicts a row of 13 mushroom-like objects with convex to conical caps, and ringless stems that vary from straight to sinuous (wavy).

Indeed, the observed pattern of their morphological divergence largely matched the general view concerning the relationship between fish form and habitat complexity.

The Abf1 binding site within silencers closely matched the general profile for Abf1.

Nor is this merely a stylistic flaw from which editing could have saved Goldhagen: the repetitiveness matches the general manner of the book.

John Ditchfield, director and adviser at Barchester Green Investment, says only £2bn of the £11bn in ethical funds "would match the general description of sustainable investment".

Humans take our cue in novel situations from what everyone else does, which means on social media we'll subconsciously try to match the general tone.

So here you have a population in the gay and lesbian sample that 1) it doesn't match the general non-gay population pattern, and 2) it goes against what we think normally about suicide attempts.

The likeness, dispatched in the aging painter's in-your-face manner, matches the general public's idea of what a Picasso looks like, but has little else in its favor.