Sentence examples for overly general from inspiring English sources

For example, he said, earlier claims that political conservatives (self-identified) were more sensitive than liberals to disgust were overly general.

Manjoo's argument -  which he admits might sound "arrogant and overly general" - is backed up by some powerful Vine clips, all of which can be seen here.

"This idea that this economy is causing everyone to trade down is a little bit overly general and too broadly applied," Procter & Gamble's chief executive, Robert A. McDonald, said during a conference call.

Mr. Bensard is necessarily selective (we hear nothing about the formation or dissolution of Ms. Childs's company and little about her later career), and the narrative voice-over is sometimes overly general.

Maps have tended to be overly general, portraying broad axes of herd movements.

If then our detection results may be poor because the resulting SVDD model is overly general.

We also excluded those processes with fewer than 10 genes or more than 300 genes, to remove overly-specific and overly-general processes, respectively.

For example, "dom34 has an important general role in ribosome recycling" is overly generic.

Rather than pursuing overly simplifying general hypotheses (i.e., under vs. over), we tested the hypothesis of atypical network distribution in ASD (i.e., the participation of unusual loci in distributed functional networks).

A female psychologist takes him to task for "speaking in general, overly sociological terms"; he responds with the generalization that "this notion of ageing and death is insupportable for the individual human being," and invites her to sleep with him — the only palliative in sight.

Would an overly ambitious attorney general stretch the new rules to go after fraud when none truly existed?