Sentence examples for nothing general from inspiring English sources

The moral of the exercise, philosophically, is that there is nothing general to say about truth.

Like groups of white swans, they might tell us something particular but nothing general.

Mrs. Clinton said that nothing General Petraeus told Congress would persuade her to endorse the Bush administration's current strategy in Iraq.

Third, a crucial finding here is the substantial variation across the brain of the relation between the specific functional locus and the resultant mislocalization: one can therefore say nothing general about the size and direction of the error from a study of any one deficit or locus.

"What we are going to do now is nothing new," General Petraeus said.

"Those heavenly fruits that were promised to people, they were just a declaration that brought nothing but general impoverishment".

Second, the applause for a skills-based education is misguided: learning has to be about something in particular, not nothing in general.

More to the point is that its strengths and weaknesses – like those of Salford, mid Yorkshire and north Cumbria – tell us little or nothing in general about the relative merits of public, private or mutual control.

Indeed, their proof is just for the case of (|q(t)| geq1), and they said nothing about general cases.

Nothing about general aviation is out of line with any other sport that entails inherent risk.

Long hair gave members of the metal community "the power they needed to rebel against nothing in general".