Sentence examples for unfair generalization from inspiring English sources

"That's of course a generalization, and it may be an unfair generalization -- WhiteHouse.gov and the federal government in general are doing some exciting things to promote online transparency, after all -- but that's the perception that people online have".

Whenever someone writes to take me politely to task over some unfair generalization, self-contradiction or unexamined blind spot, my riposte is usually something along the lines of: "Hm, yeah, I guess you have a point there".

Yes, that is just terrible of me, a gross generalization unfair to the many lovely gentleman poets and other non-criminals whose athletic talents we value above all others.

Unfair in its generalization, dumb jock is a myth that has stuck to college sports like corruption has stuck to American politics.

Yes, that's an unfair, gross over-generalization that robs many good women of their worthy individuality.

Personally, I think such a generalization is unfair, but if there is any truth to it at all, aren't their parents partly to blame?

Generalizations are unfair but, exceptions not withstanding, big business means mature industries where the game is primarily growth through acquisition and cost rationalization.

That's a terribly unfair and, quite frankly, disingenuous generalization.

The view that American jazz is standing still while European jazz advances -- a view that Mr. Nicholson seems to accept -- is, like most sweeping generalizations, misleading and unfair.

Again, these generalizations are a little unfair, but corporate executives are all too often deathly afraid that the business they inherit will be less valuable when they leave than when they started.

Labeling all of "us" a sexist mob like our beef with Hillary has to do more with her being a woman than our general fears about another moderate, left of center, establishment democrat in office isn't just unfair, it's a blinders-on-generalization to defend a flawed candidate.