Sentence examples for really general from inspiring English sources

In the next section we will expound the semantics of abstract logics and generalized matrices that serves to develop a really general theory of the algebraization of logic systems.

So Irving Fisher was the person who created the first really general equilibrium model of finance.

Even teens, to be really general, are a little more formal" than the average academic-year-abroad student wearing sweatpants and a Hoyas sweatshirt.

Our largest goal is education, which is what the Food Forward Forum is doing, but also really general education about sustainability and how everybody can play a part in it on a day-to-day basis.

It is the author's view that although the time is not yet ripe for developing a really general theory of automata and computation, it is now possible and desirable to move more explicitly in this direction.

At each stop, Mr. McCain brought out a mounted copy of a full-page advertisement that MoveOn.org, a liberal group, took out this week in The New York Times, which questioned Gen. David H. Petraeus, the commander in Iraq, asking if he was really "General Betray Us".

Am I missing something, or are computers really so general as to be universal?

So that's really the general case.

"It was really a general discussion about a range of issues".

"Watching her work with the service chiefs has been really amazing," General Cartwright said.

"This will make location and verification really tough," General Breedlove said in an interview.