Sentence examples for the generality from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being general.
"Women think less about men in general than the generality of men can imagine.
It also demonstrates the generality of the NEM procedure for generating small molecule bound conformations.
"What we need to look at is the generality.
The author (in the generality) is not to be trusted.
But all the lawsuits are over implementations and specific features - not the generality of an idea.
White people cannot, in the generality, be taken as models of how to live.
She looks for theories that have the generality of those in physics.
Most pertain to highly compartmentalised bits of the paper, rather than to the generality of change.
In this he was different from the generality of his countrymen.
As an experienced economist, he dismissed the generality of contemporary politicians, including George W Bush, as economic "dilettantes".
"There's often a disconnect between very good scientists with elegant ideas and the generality of day-to-day clinical practice".
