Sentence examples for sweeping Generalisations from inspiring English sources

101 Sweeping Generalisations about Frocks?

Such sweeping generalisations are a bedrock of anti-cycling pieces.

On which other community is it possible to inflict such dangerous, sweeping generalisations?

First, the bank, and others, should beware sweeping generalisations about the impact of food prices on the poor.

Yes, there are isolated examples of adverts and media that make negative and sweeping generalisations about men.

But I would advise those who trade in sweeping generalisations about cycling to bear two things in mind.

The three main battlefields are culture, science and economics.Such a sweeping generalisation requires an immediate caveat.

Sweeping generalisation though it may be, people seem nice more often in Iceland: among other cheery statistics, it has the lowest murder rate in Europe.

I was therefore surprised and saddened to read his sweeping generalisation that "Poland was little better than [Nazi] Germany in 1939".

There's nothing like a sweeping generalisation to make us all feel we understand bloodstock.

A sweeping generalisation, maybe, but there's some truth in it.