The Lonely Island, more general in its approach, punctures the postures of the whole genre.
Hermaphroditism is more general in cyclostomes and teleosts than in other fishes.
By its material and its point of view, it rather recalls Christopher Isherwood's "Goodbye to Berlin," but it is more poetic in treatment and more general in implication.
But they also hinted that formal statements, once a potent tool for managing currency markets but now more general in nature, would soon end.
That same space pressure may be responsible for the book's being more general in his advice than most readers might want.
But running near the surface was a separate grief, less acute than that for the victims, perhaps, but more general in its nature.
Much more general in scope than ordinary rules of law, legal maxims commonly formulate a legal policy or ideal that judges are supposed to consider in deciding cases.
And it is more general in scope than mei laoban, or "coal bosses," referring to those who became millionaires after the privatization of coal mines in the provinces.
Bribery and extortion are more general, in that they constitute illegal means of influencing persons in power in public or private institutions.
("Perfidy" is much more general in Italian; "time recoils" doesn't mean much in English; and when someone gets "raked... from stem to stern," the only weapon involved is the human eye).
Protection against piracy was surely as real a justification for the Delian League as protection against Persia and more general in its application (vulnerability to Persia was very much a matter of geographic position).
