Sentence examples for generic feeling from inspiring English sources

This large restaurant has the generic feeling of an Olive Garden, although the sidewalk tables have successfully colonized what was a grim stretch of Greenwich Avenue.

Most guests have meetings to attend, and seem to feel at home in the glass and steel lobby, which has the pleasant if generic feeling of a new airport terminal.

The apartment has a generic feeling about it -- beige furniture, wall-to-wall carpeting -- but her imagination is too rampant to be stifled, even by a place like this.

That generic feeling seems to permeate into everything, even marriages.

Dissent can propagate quickly now, but it also means that every protest, however specific and physical in its conception, ultimately gets reduced down to a generic feeling.

In a very small amount it produces what many describe as a pleasant disassociation – almost a generic feeling of being high.

So there are probably some Democratic voters who don't see Obama as a typical black person, and don't transfer those negative, generic feelings onto him -- particularly because he doesn't fit the easy stereotypes, even of black politicians.

Future research might also explore the relationship between measures of illness perceptions, such as the Illness Perception Questionnaire [ 95], which is designed to capture representations of specific illnesses, rather than generic feelings of empowerment.

"The generic-feeling first episode doesn't do justice to the work that went into the series".

The 32-unit Snakedance Condominiums (110 Sutton Place; snakedancecondos.com) has a great slopeside location, its 33 condo units comfortable if a bit generic-feeling.

Few songs stand out from the generic-feeling texture, although Mr. Gwon's lyrics hew closely to the quirky, often sour tone of Mr. Meno's book.