Sentence examples for more generalized tendency from inspiring English sources

In a control experiment that examined whether the shift toward direct that we measured reflected a more generalized tendency to view objects as being centered (e.g., centering the iris in the sclera), three observers (I.M., D.C., and B.R.S).

John de Fazio's full-size urinal with a Santa Claus head molded into its interior makes a bold statement about waste and consumerism, but too many other works are given over to more generalized forms of humanist image making, with tendencies to crafty illustration.

However, consistency across all three domains suggests a generalized tendency for mothers with a depression history to report more events relative to their children than nondepressed mothers.

The more anxious the companies feel about profits, the more generalized the generalized anxiety disorders get.

Sometimes the message from the red carpet is more generalized.

The ensuing paintings slowly became more joyful, and the representation of the house became more generalized".

"A Song for Martin" is content to remain a more generalized case history.

"Then you can transition from a constrained to a more generalized environment," he said.

Oklahoma City's offense was a more generalized assault.

In Frozen, the primary tenets of the more generalized and inclusive "Disney Gospel" that date from Walt's time remain constant.

I understand the over-all yearning for a more generalized rhetoric of "us," of liberal values, of civil rights.