Sentence examples for generic good from inspiring English sources

What M&S offered was convenience and generic good taste.

The younger Ewings have polished, generic good looks without distinguishing marks on their faces — or their personalities.

Then there's the poster of generic good cheer, of which Andrew Ryan is toting a fine example this year, replete with some sort of yellow-brick road in the background, the relevance of which isn't immediately apparent.

And the original violent forest thug has become an authentic figure of the woods and frontier, fighting for the generic good, whatever that is, against the bad (ditto), like a Jimmy Stewart or John Wayne character with a bow and feathered cap.

Their faces have the clean, generic good looks we've come to associate with the bygone days of the Eisenhower administration, but their voices have the rasp of hard experience, as well as an uncanny familiarity, since they belong to Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland, James Garner and, most recognizably, Clint Eastwood, who also directed the picture.

There Horton develops a two-pronged account of political obligation according to which the polity in question must supply the "generic good of order and security" and its members must identify with it and acknowledge its political authority (2010, p. 177, p. 184).

The antitrust laws do not require manufacturers to produce generic goods that consumers do not know about or want.

Dollar stores have long had a reputation for being down-at-the-heels places to buy cheap, generic goods.

For generic goods Amazon is only a mouse click away (but it is not always the cheapest).

A third remedy open to the buyer is to demand delivery of conforming goods, but this right is usually limited to generic goods.

It appeared to be a return to the proverbial shopkeeper dishing out generic goods from the barrel in a prebranded era.