Sentence examples for generally nondescript from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to build up the generally nondescript reputation of its brand, which caters heavily to business travelers, Radisson is putting new beds this year in 249 of its 445 hotels worldwide, with the rest to be refurnished in 2005 and 2006.

But at the moment Morphoses is bland, just another company in which dancers — generally as nondescript as that puppet — are held in the service of a less-than-enthralling choreographer.

Grow houses generally pop up in nondescript suburbs with only the aroma and unkept yards to give them away.

Then he offers his views on Rupert Murdoch: Generally not overly forthcoming, rather monosyllabic, an enigma whose banter is nondescript bourgeois filler delivered in a mid-Pacific accent.

As nondescript and insignificant as they may be, these objects generally didn't come to the museum until the death of the person who collected it, which shows how much the experience of having it meant to the owner.

Nondescript beige bulges.

Nondescript Old Masters followed.

Wildstein was nondescript".

"Unprepossessing" means unimpressive or nondescript.

Being nondescript was not enough.

"Be very nondescript," she advised.