Sentence examples for a generic kind of from inspiring English sources

The available images show a generic kind of detail – glass balustrades, conventional display cases – that would make it resemble a well-mannered shopping mall.

This leaves the possibility of interaction via the weak force, and a generic kind of particle which called a WIMP – "Weakly Interacting Massive Particle" – is a good candidate for dark matter.

Without spoiling the specifics, the scene becomes a mere genre piece, a seeming advertising symbol for a generic kind of outlaw freedom on the open road that both breaks the texture and substance of the film and, more important, highlights the fundamental misconception on which the film depends.

He falls back to something generic ("Kind of like when you're in a loud bar and you didn't hear what someone said but you want the conversation to keep going, so you just smile and nod," as they put it) — but on ToyTalk's backend, that missed answer is noted.

Andy Gill of The Independent commented that "She's Electric" is laddism of a tiresomely generic kind [whilst] "Roll With It" is drab and chummy".

Stylistically, Ms. Hubard is doing nothing new; this is straightforward painterly painting of an almost generic kind.

That's kind of what moving to a generic new name kind of suggests to me.

If you're on a budget, you can get more of the generic kind for the same amount of money.

It was like a generic token, the kind of electric guitars you drew in notebooks when you were 8 years old.

Ginsberg also convinced convenience stores to buy branded ice cream instead of the generic kind Manny sold.

Such generalizations, such as "pit bulls maul children" or "Muslims are terrorists", can be thought of as a particular kind of generic statement, which Leslie (forthcoming) calls a "striking property generic".