Generalities

The professor's lecture was criticized for being too full of generalities and lacking in empirical evidence.

He needs to be more specific and avoid generalities in his essay.

The author's writing was criticized for relying too heavily on generalities and not enough on specific examples.

The speaker's speech was full of generalities that didn't provide any real insight.

The lecture was full of generalities and lacked any real substance.

The book's opening chapter was filled with generalities about the topic at hand.

Politicians often make generalities to appeal to a wide audience.

The news article was full of generalities and lacked any real substance.

His speech was full of generalities and lacked any concrete proposals.

The counselor advised the patient to avoid speaking in generalities and be more specific about their feelings.

The journalist's article contained too many generalities and not enough detailed information.

The artist's work was criticized for relying too heavily on generalities and not conveying any specific message.

It's important to avoid generalities when giving feedback on someone's work.

The teacher criticized the student for making too many generalities in their essay.

The candidate's campaign was based on generalities and empty promises.

His argument was based on generalities rather than facts or evidence.

I prefer when people give me specific details rather than generalities.

The doctor's advice was only generalities, and did not address my specific concerns.