Sentence examples for always generic from inspiring English sources

"There are always generic terms like 'Americana'," he acknowledges, "but there are no boundaries as to where it can go".

As we saw above, for Wiggins the concept 'body' is always generic, never sufficient in its own right to sustain identification, needing to be filled out by appeal to a more determinate sortal, such as 'dog' or 'table'table

As it stands now, media, creative and advertising agencies are stuck using creative commons content (that, let's face it, is always generic) or creating their own content, which can cost a pretty penny.

"The male is always the generic and the female is the special case," he said.

Hotel chains almost always feel generic, and in the Sheraton Tribeca, the mini-Starbucks cafe and huge Diet Coke ads in the lobby made me a bit queasy.

But the stone-age setting (always reliably generic global blockbuster fodder), fable-like simplicity and genuinely stunning landscape rendering should carry The Good Dinosaur a respectable distance worldwide.

And then there's always the generic "Congress" -- certainly a possibility this year, with the "do-nothingest" Congress of all time.

Should countries or HIV and AIDS programs always choose generic ARV over innovator products if patent policies allow doing so?

The cumulative description of new bat lyssaviruses in recent years shows the convenience of always using generic amplification primers for rabies diagnosis based on RT-PCR to complement antigen detection.

I've always used generic Bass Pro Shops carbon steel pliers, but if you can afford them, the best ones I've seen are Rapala pliers.

1) General knowledge that is always true or generic events [ 36].