Sentence examples for generic ideas from inspiring English sources

But it's more in terms of original ideas versus generic ideas.

The society and I are very much on the same page when it comes to getting away from the usual cliched, generic ideas of what Manchester is about.

They seem to occupy a third sphere of slick and pointless professionalism, where too much technique serves relatively skimpy, generic ideas.

Although we will focus on protective coatings, the generic ideas are also applicable for the deposition of any thin film on flexible polymers.

However, it's important to remember that even if it seems easy to think that it's crazy for a pager patent to be used in this case, this is not how patent law works: many patents revolve around generic ideas, used in hypothetical scenarios, and many times these are upheld.

The findings go against generic ideas that argue for the dominance of the right hemisphere during creative thinking and indicate the necessity to reconsider the functions of regions such as the anterior cingulate cortex to include more abstract facets of cognitive control.

This could be a brilliant marketing strategy (two demographics for the price of one) or the accidental consequence of trusting a generic idea to an unusually thoughtful and restrained director (George Ratliff, who also wrote the script, with David Gilbert).

Although Englander draws Buenos Aires quite sketchily — he depends more on a generic idea of the city — his evocation of the tensions the Poznans live under has nuance and power.

"The funny thing is that for my least fantastic book, it started out of a very generic idea: a city that was inhabited by two different species, one a group of giants who were about three times the size of everyone else.

A mundane example might help to illustrate the generic idea.

This section attempts to explain the generic idea of human rights by identifying four defining features.