Sentence examples for a generic sort of from inspiring English sources

Mostly we tasted a generic sort of citric acid quality.

Petit Chablis is the least of the Chablis appellations, and often signals a generic sort of wine.

SHERMAN ALEXIE: Well, I think most people would recognize powwow dancing, Indian dancing, in a generic sort of way.

Despite the lack of heavy fruit flavors, some winemakers stuck with an overbearing oak treatment, resulting in a generic sort of cherry-vanilla cheesecake flavor.

Whereas I think Occupy Wall Street was more of a generic sort of, 'We just hate people who have any money, and why can't they give it to us?' kind of thing".

It's just an exploration of the most generic sort of stupidity.

Romney's strategy seemed to be all caution and zero creativity: He would campaign as the most generic sort of Republican, play for a narrow 51 percent referendum-on-the-economy win, and claim the presidency more or less by default.

It was just too generic, sort of like your morning horoscope, in that an arsonist was a lone white male, 18 to 34, unhappy with their life circumstances, unhappy with relationships, couldn't get along with their boss –.

In Romneyland, it seems to be an article of faith that 2012 will be a pure up-or-down vote on the president's performance, and that the most generic sort of Republican campaign — hooray for free enterprise and low taxes, with the details To Be Determined Later — is therefore the only kind of campaign they need to run.

They predict that there is a cause of a certain generic sort, but do not predict specifically what it is.

The hotel itself is charming, in a generic white-clapboardish-sort-of-a-way.