Sentences with phrase «generalised view»

«I feel most people on the Reddit thread wanted to see Hello Games «punished» directly though, rather than share my more generalised view that the game's marketing needs to be brought down to earth a bit more,» AzzerUK added.

So you need not take a generalised view of the same.

It is not definitive, they're sites for further research and support (research thoroughly, especially when it comes to health matters, and I would recommend taking a generalised view), whether for their good information, or as examples of what is out there to peruse.

Not exact matches

I respect your opinion and view generalising by using the word idiots is too strong, people have a different view to you and they too should be respected.

A fan wrote an article base on his vantage point but your achaic self generalise it as all gooners view, you excluded.

Typically, students view learning as remembering facts, terms and definitions, but it's actually the case that problem - based learning builds their skills in doing that because it teaches students to develop thinking skills such as the ability to evaluate, generalise, hypothesise, synthesise and analyse information rather than simply recall it.

Holden is often, however not for long, a little harsh, and it might be he has a tendency to generalise from insufficient proof (in this instance his camel's - hair layer had actually been stolen from his space), however he has actually viewed and done a lot for a 16 - year - old, and also a whole lot has actually been done to him.

Will the cultural view change from worry about a certain catastrophe to a generalised feeling that nothing happened today, or yesterday and it is all too dreadful and uncertain to worry about.

Or from the position of those who take the utterances of a few lunatics (Singer included) and generalise them to a whole lot of other people who actually don't hold any similar views?

One might even be tempted to see this generalising discourse as a way to introduce state - sponsored cryptocurrencies as the «best of both worlds» and an improvement, from the point of view of banks and regulators, of otherwise unpredictable and uncontrollable bitcoin.