Sentence examples for to make a generalization from inspiring English sources

"If one had to make a generalization, women are more cautious.

To make a generalization, our guests tend to sleep late and take naps.

After the attack on Jayden Clairoux, the Ontario government chose to make a generalization about pit bulls.

If I had to make a generalization, I would say that many of my favorite movies are about Good People….

If we were to make a generalization about the current season, we might say that it is committed to illuminating the pressures of extremely rarified work.

There is no universally accepted agreement on the effect of these factors due to the complexity of combined action; thus, it is hard to make a generalization.

We had just finished the panel with several very strong women and it struck me that they were all very modern women and that in the Caribbean, this is not to make a huge generalization, but generally there are very few female roles that are powerful and stand out in the public eye..

But, I'm going to make a sweeping generalization here.

And American acting, to make a gross generalization, tends to be more demonstrative, more out front, than that usually found on London stages.

To make a wild generalization that I'm sure can easily be refuted, liberal areas such as Marin seem to focus this desire on the beginning and the end of life, and in more conservative areas it gets expressed at other life stages — such as with homeschooling.

"To make a sweeping generalization that veterans with PTSD should be stripped of their rights demeans those who defended that right and are attempting to maintain a normal lifestyle despite the stresses they have endured but something must be done to prevent things like this from happening in the future".