Sentence examples for a generic mind from inspiring English sources

My sight has been (and still often is) so clouded with concepts about things -- and I mean anything from a toaster to a computer, my hands, a blanket, whatever -- that it's difficult to see the deeper natures of reality, such as interbeing, but really, what's life worth if it's constantly experienced through recycled eyes and a generic mind?

It's as if a single collective mind, the generic mind of photojournalism, were being channeled by different people with only superficially varying inflections.

However, he had spent several years studying in Yale University's architectural program, so Mr. Ma said he had in mind a generic midsize North American city.

For citizens in present-day cities, the invisible and foundational economy is far more necessary and salient than highly visible, iconic additions to the cityscape which make money for developers and produce look alike cities that fit a generic template in the mind of city hall.

Keep in mind a generic mouth guard it likely won't fit your mouth as well as a custom guard.

The store sells only a generic brand, but customers don't seem to mind.

Although these resources have been developed with the annotation of quantitative models in mind, they can be used as a generic resolving system for resources in biology.

With generalisation to other tasks in mind, these detectors are presented as instances of a generic neural-swarm layered architecture for visual saliency computation.

The browser first gained mind and market share among the Slashdot crowd, a generic term I use haphazardly for people who heavily use the Internet.

Not a generic madness, for Greek authors punctiliously identified varieties of disordered minds.

The first thing that Nate Parker's film "The Birth of a Nation" brings to mind is the God-damned Confederate flag — not "goddam," as a generic insult, but damned by God.