He, therefore, selects one of those aspects, and generalizes the laws as they are exhibited in the selfish parts of human nature.
The grand law which Hamilton generalizes from the above is, "that the conceivable is in every relation bounded by the inconceivable.
The faculty of thought generalizesthis variety of effects under the concept of heat in general.
Our map generalizes the results, in an effort to bring out the zone relationships as fully as is technically possible in a single diagram.
The advantage of such a broad scheme is that it generalizes the single line tariff; taking into view every place, no matter how small and irrespective of its location whether upon a through line or merely a local transverse one.
From the idea of an individual introduced into social conditions where poverty is absent, it generalizes to the whole of society introduced to a new set of laws.
The whole truth is, the mind both generalizes and intuits.
If "thought" is restricted to that mental operation of the Understanding by which it generalizes in accordance with the Sense, the statement is true.
Mr. Buckle generalizes with marvellous facility, but often with an infatuation, or even fatuity, equally marvellous.
He generalizes temperance, as in the Republic he generalizes justice.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "generalizes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
