Sentence examples for utterly general from inspiring English sources

But according to the intrinsicist, there is no prospect of providing a general explanation of truth, in the sense of an account that would explain, in utterly general terms, why any true proposition was true.

Others maintain that scientific appeals to simplicity are not best captured by the utterly general slogan 'Prefer any theory T1 to any less simple theory T2 (in this respect)' (Paseau 2007).

It jumped from issue to issue, sometimes returning to a subject more than once, as in the case of housing, sometimes ignoring a subject altogether – irresponsibly so where Labour's utterly unacknowledged general election defeat less than five months ago is concerned.

Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, a former Navy secretary and former Armed Services Committee chairman, said he was "utterly shocked" at General Clark's comments.

Add to this what seems a mild obsession with Richard Holmes's "footsteps" theory — that the historian should find the very place where so-and-so ate his lunch or forded the river — and you have a book in which the particulars utterly swamp any general conclusions, not to speak of their effect on storytelling.

The mathematical procedure applied is a neural network (NN) which works fine as long as one requests predictions from inside the so-called input space, but predicting situations outside it, i.e. for conditions not or only poorly covered by data, are in general utterly unrealistic.

A vague, unattributed "general discussion" utterly fails to describe what goes on at Bilderberg.

In various sorts of whales, they form such irregular combinations; or, in the case of any one of them detached, such an irregular isolation; as utterly to defy all general methodization formed upon such a basis.

Critics claim that the Academy Awards have grown cosy and antiquated, an exercise in celebrity log-rolling, utterly irrelevant to the general public on the other side of the velvet rope.

Other objections to impossible worlds, rather then declaring them utterly inadmissible, target their general usefulness or their alleged applicability to specific tasks.

"This is utterly unacceptable," said Attorney General Jeff Sessions.