Generalize

Don't generalize your fear of spiders to all insects.

The teacher asked the students to generalize the concept of gravity to other planets.

The author attempted to generalize the themes of the book.

The teacher taught the students how to generalize the problem-solving strategies they learned in class to solve real-world problems.

The chef could generalize her knowledge of cooking techniques to a variety of dishes.

Sarah was able to generalize the concepts she learned in her Spanish class to help her understand Italian.

She tends to generalize that all fast food is unhealthy and greasy.

They were able to generalize the principles to different situations.

He wanted to generalize his findings about consumer behavior to other markets.

This rule is too specific, we need a more generalize approach.

The coach encouraged the team to generalize their skills beyond just one sport.

The teacher encouraged her students to generalize their problem-solving techniques to different math problems.

He tends to generalize his opinions about women.

They tend to generalize about all dogs being aggressive and dangerous.

They will try to generalize the findings of their study to other similar populations.

The professor attempted to generalize the main concepts covered in the lecture.

They were able to generalize their negotiation skills from business to personal relationships.

The driver was able to generalize the driving skills he learned on a car to drive a motorcycle.

The manager gave us a generalize overview of the company's financial performance.

The study attempted to generalize its findings to the entire population.

The teacher warned us not to generalize based on a single example.

She has a tendency to generalize about the opinions of others.

It's not fair to generalize about an entire group of people based on a few individuals.

They tend to generalize their experience with one customer to all customers.

He tried to generalize the techniques used in his previous project to the new project.

She tends to generalize her experience to everyone she meets.

The teacher tried to generalize the grammar rules for the class.

The author's message is generalize enough that it can be applied to people from different backgrounds.

It's not fair to generalize about all lawyers just because you had a bad experience with one.

It's not fair to generalize about all politicians being corrupt.

We should not generalize about the effectiveness of a certain medication based on one patient's experience.

He tends to generalize his own experiences to everyone else.

The programmer was able to generalize the code he wrote for one project to use in a different project.

He tends to generalize about all politicians based on the actions of a few.

It is difficult to generalize the effects of climate change on different regions of the world.

The doctor had to generalize his explanation for the patient's benefit.

She wanted to generalize the results of her study to the larger community.

She tried to generalize the concept of courage to other aspects of life.

He tends to generalize about women, which is not fair.

You can't generalize about all snakes just because you're afraid of one.

He tried to generalize the economic situation of the country.

It is safe to generalize that most students enjoy having a break from school.

He tried to generalize the solution he learned in math class to solve the physics problem.

It's not accurate to generalize about all people from a certain region having the same cultural values.

The study aimed to generalize the findings to other schools.

He tends to generalize about all sports fans being rowdy and violent.

The historian attempted to generalize the events of the war.

She tends to generalize her political views to assume that everyone agrees with her.

He was able to generalize his experience with carpentry to building furniture.

He tends to generalize his experiences with one person to everyone else.