Sentence examples for generic word from inspiring English sources
Thus the doctrine is generally interpreted by courts as not applying if the generic word is not a word from a foreign language, but one from an English-speaking foreign country.
Russian has no generic word for "blue".
The generic word "Indian" by itself provided no key.
Varieties include the duff (also a generic word for such drums), bandīr, ṭār, and dāʾirah.
So he got a job booking "talent" – the generic word Lee repeatedly uses – for the agency MECCA.
The cleverest trick was always using the generic word "church" for his faith, with "Mormon" occuring only once.
The language is bare, almost generic; words and images repeat from song to song.
That could smooth the way for Web addresses that end in city names, brands and generic words.
Airbnb exhibits social cooling in its host/guest review system, where generic words of highest praise mirror the hosts' and guests' reluctance to judge or be judged.
At Okawa, the deputy headmaster, Toshiya Ishizaka, had been responsible for revising the Education Plan, but he had left unchanged the generic wording of the template.
If the trademark holder were allowed exclusive rights in such use, the language would be depleted in much the same way as if generic words were protectable.
