I tried not to generalize, but to me, they all looked the same!

“Preposition: with regard: Yes he was perhaps pragmatic with regard to having an understanding of ministering to people where they were at. Preposition: in nature: This type of voice is therefore analyzed as pragmatic in nature. Modifies a noun inference: It is a product of encoded linguistic meaning together with a special class of default pragmatic inferences which he calls generalized conversational implicatures. Modifying Another Word purely: There is a related view, very popular, which is purely pragmatic. Used with adjective complement remain: Despite this, Saint Just remains pragmatic, and retains a surprising respect for those who create the works he defiles.

I tried not to generalize my experience to fit all Muslims.

(“to generalize” means to make a personal rule that will apply to all similar situations or facts.)

Here’s the wiktionary definition – http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/generalize

its not fair to generalize , that an entire race of people are lazy just because some are

all the best

Ian

You really shouldn’t generalise when you try to answer a question; it is far more helpful to be specific.

General Ize sent his troops into combat.

All blondes are dumb.

All Irishmen are drunks.

Everybody was at the party.

It’s well known that all generalisations are false.

Everyone is lazy.