Sentence examples for a nonspecific from inspiring English sources

"It's harder to break a specific commitment then a nonspecific one," Milkman said.

And he sang two of the only remotely political songs of the evening, though his topics, religious hypocrisy and rampant capitalism, preserved a nonspecific air.

Perhaps Rodriguez will give a nonspecific apology, as offered by Jason Giambi in a non-tent performance at Yankee Stadium in February 2005.

Race is a separate category, with various options, including a nonspecific "some other race".

But then the d-dimer, a nonspecific blood test for clots, was elevated.

It is a nonspecific indicator of inflammatory disease that is also increased in anemia.

Let's hope the computer doesn't crash your electric car, which is transported to you from the factory via futuristic pipes, filled with a nonspecific "special liquid".

MILEAGE AND STRESS -- Then there are shinsplints, a nonspecific catchall term for some injuries that strike the lower leg, primarily because of too much mileage.

"The doctors are calling it a nonspecific dermatological condition," said Mr. Kreinik, who spent yesterday morning at the school calming tense parents.

Asterisk indicates a nonspecific band.

NCECT shows a nonspecific intraconal lesion (arrow) without phleboliths.