generality

From such a particular we can reason to another generality.

What have we had to say in those except generalities?

He spoke in generalities, never saying a word about us.

Now they talked in generalities about money for the poor.

The responses, for the most part, went little beyond generalities.

When I ask him about the city he only answers in generalities.

Having done away with the generalities, here are some specifics.

As a certain level of generality, a distinction works fine.

"I've never been able to speak in public generalities about my private life," he added.

"Let's just say I was asked to approach you and touch on some generalities."

He speaks in generalities and calls no one out by name.

The two men talked generalities for some time, and then the lawyer came to business.

Without loss of generality, we can take this action to be effective.

They found, though, that no one wanted to talk about anything other than such generalities as the weather.

Its generalities seem to explain it, but in reality they do not.

All generalities about it have their exceptions at some time and place.

The generality of this position is not meaningful on its own.

However, these are generalities which should not be allowed to prejudice us.

This leaves generality as a real capacity of the mind.

In a way, the generality of the truce was too bad.

He spoke in generalities, not wanting to give away the game.

And will he offer a specific economic program, or mere generalities?

Some of them didn't want to talk in anything but generalities.

He says the interested things but sometimes with much generality and little passion.

He shook his head and took refuge in a generality.