Sentence examples for untrue generalization from inspiring English sources
The contention that albumin should be avoided in acute hypovolaemia is therefore a dogmatic and untrue generalization.
After the salt and pepper arrived he began complaining about how "they" can't do anything right and trafficking in all sorts of other broad, mostly untrue generalizations.
At a time when so many people question the motives of arts executives, when it is assumed that we all care more for the bottom line than for the artistic mission of our organizations, Verdery is the shining example that such generalizations are untrue and dangerous.
This generalization seems to be untrue in case of the WIM Quartz system, where poor results, with respect to those attended, were obtained due to its high sensitivity to environmental conditions (see Table 2).
Very generous, but untrue.
Most sweeping generalizations about book lovers are completely untrue: We all wear glasses, our heads are always in the clouds, and we're usually overcome with crippling awkwardness when we're forced to socialize.
The aptness of his generalization is not judged by its literal truth-value (because it is obviously untrue).
"Untrue, untrue," he mutters.
