“It is cruel to generalize unfairly, condemning all because of a few.”

“Shang chose to generalize his conclusion from six conventional trials and eight homeopathic trials.”

“Anthologies like this one invite us to generalize about differences between U.S. and U.K. poetics.”

“Arguably, it is not appropriate to generalise to other probiotics advocated to prevent vulvovaginitis.”

“If I can be so bold as to generalise, relief centres are as grim as they are hectic.”

“This widely publicised view of today's youth unfortunately makes some people generalise and view all teenagers in the same light.”

“Without naming a specific offender he generalizes about bloggers for 1,300 gassy words.”

“Narrator: She generalizes, talks about people remembering the emotional pain, and says that many people have gone through this.”

“The GLM generalizes linear regression by allowing a link function and by allowing the variance to depend on the mean.”

“Many modern asteroids with similar large disks are feeding generalises living on unconsolidated substrates.”

“More contentiously, I think that this point generalises to many left wing positions.”

“This result generalises a number of decidability results concerning bisimilarity, for example for counter automata, or PDA without state.”

“These conclusions were reached by applying an impressionistic methodology involving generalising from a few cases.”

“This may reflect differences in forest ecology or between monkeys, but it does suggest caution about generalising from over simple models.”

“And to start generalising about the supposed shortcomings of the next generation is an unmistakable symptom of fogeyism.”

“By generalizing the Onsager transport model we derived a set of equations that rationalize all pertinent observations.”

“He begins his analysis by simplifying and generalizing the problem, dispensing with the surveyor's vocabulary of perches and chains and bearings.”

“I know I'm generalizing, but this show puts these tendencies under the microscope.”