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Example sentences for "general terms"

  • The frequent confirmations in general terms of the privileges of the church proceeded from the same cause.

  • The Chronicles of Idatius and Marcellinus allude, in general terms, to magna certamina, magna multaque praelia.

  • But in that case, it cannot be made the characteristic mark of one nation: it must be said, in general terms, that the feeling belonged to all the nations who were in the same social condition as the Germans.

  • Let it not be objected that manumission is forbidden by the canons of this Council in other places; they speak only in general terms, and allude not to cases where slaves had merited well.

  • As to these latter questions they cannot be answered in general terms; they depend upon a variety of circumstances into which the general principles which are the foundation of the good order and peace of society cannot enter.

  • He wished a limitation to the law in general terms, such as until the debt, foreign and domestic, is discharged.

  • The mode of expression adopted by the committee is in so general terms, that he hoped it would have met the full approbation of every member of the committee.

  • He would now endeavor to obviate some of the objections to the measure, on account of its impracticability; and in general terms observed, that much greater pains had been taken to show the impracticability than the injustice of it.

  • He had a standing elegy and epithalamium, of which only the first and last were leaves varied occasionally, and the intermediate pages were, by general terms, left applicable alike to every character.

  • Till he knows the success of a composition, he intrenches himself in general terms; there are some new thoughts and beautiful passages, but there is likewise much which he would have advised the author to expunge.

  • Her conversation is so habitually cautious, that she never talks to me but in general terms, as to one whom it is dangerous to trust.

  • Exposition is concerned with (a) general terms or (b) general propositions.

  • Explanation of the meaning of general terms is one form of exposition (Section 63).

  • Explanation of the meaning of general terms is one form of exposition.

  • This transitional paragraph may summarize the thought of the preceding paragraph in addition to announcing a change of topic; or it may mark the transition to the new topic and set it forth in general terms.

  • But what is here told only in general terms, and by way of reflection, will perhaps become more apparent and interesting by means of an example.

  • The planters uniformly spoke of slavery as a system of cruelties; but they expressed themselves in general terms.

  • During our walk round the works, and during the day, he spoke several times in general terms of the great blessings of emancipation.

  • Is it proper to teach, in general terms, that the noun or pronoun which limits the meaning of a participle should be put in the possessive case?

  • But still, in speech, he made use of general terms only.

  • But, still, he made use only of general terms in speech.

  • Let me give you a rough figure of what I am trying to convey in this first attack upon the philosophical validity of general terms.

  • This is in general terms my idea of Good.

  • Combination is a reaction in which the union of two substances yields a new one, or in general terms, from a given number of substances, a lesser number is obtained.

  • Describe the distribution of pressure in general terms.

  • Describe the distribution of temperature in general terms, comparing and contrasting the different sections of the country in respect to their temperature conditions.

  • Write out in general terms a description of the weather distribution in cyclones as illustrated by your own investigation.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "general terms" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    bid you; general conception; general conversation; general exercise; general favourite; general introduction; general laws; general literature; general massacre; general notion; general officer; general officers; general paralysis; general practitioner; general principle; general proposition; general prosperity; general reasoning; general results; general society; general symptoms; generally known; generally regarded; great wisdom; phosphoric acid and potash; steam shovel