Generalizes

The speaker generalizes the effects of climate change without addressing local concerns.

The historian generalizes the timeline of events to provide a comprehensive overview of the era.

The therapist generalizes the coping mechanism to help the patient deal with different triggers.

She generalizes that all fruits have natural sugars that are good for the body.

He generalizes that all people from a certain region speak the same language.

The therapist generalizes about the root causes of his patient's anxiety.

The study generalizes that all introverts are shy.

She generalizes that all teenagers are rebellious and hard to handle.

She generalizes that all men are rude because of one bad experience.

The teacher generalizes that all students are the same.

The teacher generalizes the concepts to explain them to students.

The psychologist generalizes the behavior of individuals to understand human nature.

She generalizes the patterns in the stock market data.

The programmer generalizes the code to reuse it in multiple projects.

The historian generalizes the events of the past to draw conclusions about the present.

She generalizes that traveling can broaden one's perspective.

He generalizes that most people prefer sunny weather over rainy weather.

The doctor generalizes that lack of exercise and unhealthy eating habits can lead to obesity.

He generalizes that most people enjoy watching movies.

The historian generalizes that wars have been fought over resources throughout history.

The scientist generalizes that all living things require water to survive.

He generalizes that all smartphones are expensive, but there are some affordable smartphones too.

He generalizes that all politicians are corrupt and dishonest.

The coach generalizes that all athletes who wear glasses are not good at sports.

She generalizes that all dogs are aggressive because of one bad experience with a pit bull.

The statistician generalizes the model to predict future trends.

The artist generalizes the emotions of the characters in his painting.

The teacher generalizes the mathematical formula to solve different problems.

The sociologist generalizes about societal trends in gender roles.

The historian generalizes the events of the Civil War in his book.

She generalizes that all men are bad at communicating.

The travel guidebook generalizes the highlights of the city.

The teacher generalizes the concepts taught in the lesson for the students.

The scientist generalizes the results of the experiment in the abstract.

The psychologist generalizes the behavior of the participants in her study.

The journalist generalizes the opinions of the interviewees in his article.

The author generalizes the findings of her research in the conclusion section.

The historian generalizes the social and political climate of the time period in his book.

The speaker generalizes the main points of her presentation in the summary slide.

The news anchor generalizes the details of the breaking news story.

The scientist generalizes her research findings in her report.

The teacher generalizes the lesson plan for the upcoming week.

The coach generalizes the strengths and weaknesses of the team after the game.

The chef generalizes the recipe for her signature dish in her cookbook.

The article generalizes the benefits of a healthy lifestyle on one's mental health.

The doctor generalizes that smoking can cause lung cancer.

The coach generalizes that all athletes should eat a high protein diet.

The professor generalizes that most students struggle with math.

She generalizes that all Asians are good at math.

The book generalizes that women are more emotional than men.