Sentence examples for of generalised from inspiring English sources
It's all so self-pitying, this miasma of generalised humanist anguish.
I'll gladly leave that sort of generalised, squishy rhetoric for politicians.
"Even after seven years of economic crisis, we haven't seen any kind of generalised backlash".
The cast spent a week working through the text to scrub away confusion and reduce the risk of "generalised declaiming".
Psychologist Colette Hirsch of King's College London says the character's condition bears many of the hallmarks of generalised anxiety disorder.
"At times of generalised social crises, people think they can get away with things in public that they would not normally do".
"This case cannot be understood without understanding the context of generalised paranoia in the country," said one foreign scholar who has lived in Cairo for many years.
A year ago the Syriza leadership was convinced that if it rejected a new bailout, European lenders would buckle in the face of generalised financial and political unrest.
"Sodium valproate remains the most effective treatment of generalised epilepsy and for many patients it is the only medicine that will effect adequate seizure control," it said.
David Cameron and George Osborne have delivered plenty of generalised condemnation of what the chancellor calls "systematic greed at the expense of financial integrity and stability".
There are two types of generalised lambda distributions.
