Sentence examples for the general thing from inspiring English sources
adjective
Including or involving every part or member of a given or implied entity, whole etc.; as opposed to
"But the general thing is, we rebound poorly regardless of who we play.
"The general thing to remember," says Dick Simpson of the University of Illinois at Chicago, "is that politicians want to be loved.
I just think his big thing was, 'Listen, it's fine, it's a thing that's happening, everything's going to be all right and that's the general thing, let's just keep life normal,' and I find that really helpful".
I think that's the general thing driving these bastards.
The general thing is to go to uni and have a career, but I'm totally against that.
Immigration law is complicated but the general thing is that an individual who's brought into the US illegally, even if it's against their will, often has no way to ever become a citizen.
It's the obvious things: the salary, media coverage, the general things you have to cope with.
A pixel-based method does not consider the general things in the frame and therefore shadows and noise must be handled afterwards.
"The general things that make vehicles unsafe would include small size and vehicles that have not yet adopted state-of-the-art crash-protection technologies," says David Zuby, senior vice president of vehicle research at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
(If you can't remember any intentions for this year, that's okay, just think about the general things that are important to you and whether you are living in alignment with them).
To make for a better, easier TV show, we just shoot from the hip and go with the general things we know or assume to know about these animals.
