Sentence examples for sufficiently generalized that from inspiring English sources

It was sufficiently generalized that a user could freely define his own generators.

Also, two experiments demonstrate the ability to learn an architectural style that can be sufficiently generalized to new designs.

In this section we generalize that result.

You simply cannot generalize that way meaningfully about 300 million people.

And to generalize that all athletes are bullies is unfair.

People generalize that women are the more empathetic sex.

You can't generalize that the size or the breed will make it a better travel dog.

This notion generalizes that of truth.

Communitarian nationalism takes the innocent-seeming step of generalizing that sentiment to the nation at large.

Doyle then generalized from that experience to a mostly banal if occasionally loopy program of enforced passivity she calls surrendering.

"The administration had generalized information that was reflective of what the intelligence community had gathered," he said.