Sentence examples for equally generic from inspiring English sources

Paul Resika's harbor abstractions are equally generic, but they derive from Provincetown, not Hampton Bays or Montauk.

Equally generic is a new video at Smith-Stewart titled "Centro di Permanenza Temporanea" ("Center of Temporary Permanence") after the camps where Italy detains illegal immigrants.

In one gallery, "Scatter Piece" consists of stuff from Mr. Franco's actual childhood room strewn about in familiar disarray; some smaller cultural tableaus are equally generic.

One is a nondescript chamber where the primary amenities are a cheap mattress and an erratic radiator; the other space is equally generic, a windowless affair where every surface has been blanched institutional white.

It does, at least, feature Kelly Reilly and Ciaran Hinds as its chief investigating officers, both of whom have the chops to deliver their equally generic lines with almost enough conviction to be plausible.

Two snapshot-derived paintings from 1965 and 1966, a nondescript image of the infant Richter with his aunt, and an equally generic childhood picture of his first wife and her family standing by a snowy road, seemed unconnected when he made them.

Practically speaking, the Fund must ensure that expensive, brand-name antiretroviral drugs are not blindly purchased where legal mechanisms could allow the purchase of up to three times the quantity of an equally efficacious generic version of the same medications.

Equally, prefer generic prescriptions over brand name ones; your doctor can advise you.

This product is available in much cheaper, equally effective generic form under names like, "Triple Antibiotic Ointment".

For example, by looking a doctor's prescriptions for cholesterol-reducing statins across the country, Prescribing Analytics, a joint venture comprising NHS doctors, academics and tech start-ups, found that at least £200m a year could be saved if doctors switched from branded to cheaper - but equally effective - generic versions of the drugs.

The respondents had mixed attitudes towards generic prescribing some viewed generics as equally effective as the innovator brand, but, when asked, no GP was aware of the acceptability criteria for bioequivalence of generic drugs.