Significats de generalise too en anglès

Maybe, without wishing to generalise too much, this is just the psyche of the football fan.

Jim Gavin's media conferences tend -without generalising too much -to be more about method than madness.

He also, without generalising too freely, knew men, and he had spent ten years of his life in diplomacy.

"Perhaps though," Hilda hurried on with a pang, "we generalise too much about the men."

His brooding delivery could be somewhat generalised too, lacking the character's full anguish and conflicting emotions in the final stage of the opera.