Sentences with phrase «vague generalities»

That means you don't have to put up with a lot of vague generalities like «Many authors believe that in this digital age, social networking is the key to self - publishing success.»

It is just because they failed to actually talk about them, preferring vague generalities like «change» and «hope».

But in that case, why not say so, instead of waving vague generalities around?

But why not say so, instead of waving vague generalities around?

Be objective and list specific achievements and not vague generalities.

This means that they will only talk in vague generalities and rarely bring up specific events.

Cross» profile technique amounts to «I don't have any concrete information about this perp so I'm going to spout vague generalities while furrowing my brow.»

And aside from vague generalities, no agent I've had dealings with played any role in refining a manuscript.

We are hopeful management will not hide behind vague generalities, and will provide specific answers to these important questions.

While you're at it, you might want to ask yourself how you think global warming can or should be addressed (assuming you believe it can be) and articulate that in a manner that does not involve vague generalities or obtuse abstractions, and avoids propositions that are contradictory.

But again we heard nothing but vague generalities.

The site does not appear to offer any highly specific information and instead seems to be mostly buzzwords and other highly vague generalities.

«Don't settle for vague generalities or broad statements,» Kukowski said.

But what some candidates think constitute keywords and phrases are actually vague generalities that show up on the majority of resumes.

When you use statistics instead of vague generalities, you will be able to demonstrate your expertise.

«Vague generalities are the sign of a vague mind,» says one source.

And if the national standards are more than vague generalities, they inevitably drive what is in the curriculum and how it must be taught.

And the advice they receive — from their bosses, books, workshops, job descriptions, and consultants — is an amalgam of half - truths, vague generalities, piecemeal solutions, and ad hoc good ideas.

When I wrote the original version of this book in 2011, I erred on the side of offering specific, technical advice rather than vague generalities.

But the impact of the words are maximized if specific, supported assertions are presented - as opposed to vague generalities.

It seems to me that the debate needs to get beyond the vague generalities of the «day in court» tradition, on the one hand, and «frivolous lawsuits,» on the other.

Dynamic, active language with clear examples also works better than vague generalities.