Sentence examples for a generic judgment from inspiring English sources

In these constructions, the evaluative verbs denote a generic judgment, viewpoint, or attitude of a speaker.

Rather than capturing a belief-based generic judgment as assessed by HRQOL questionnaires (e.g. "my quality of life is very good despite the chemotherapy") they tap specific episodic reports (e.g. "but yesterday I felt lousy") [ 61].

These verbs occur as default stative verbs to express a generic state of personal judgment or attitude7.

We have arrived at a generic naturalism that says judgments of illness are sensitive to causal antecedents of the right sort, as well as to value judgments about the effects of those causes.

A generic sports interest!

This is a generic problem.

Crombie has become an eponym; a generic.

The result is often a generic busyness.

Cut to a generic tree-lined avenue.

It went to a generic voicemail.

"Skee-ball is not a generic term.