Sentence examples for generically attractive from inspiring English sources

Bassett is the first black American actress to become a generically attractive crossover star since the seventies, when Diana Ross was, as Jamaica Kincaid once wrote, "the last of the black white girls".

Slow-motion running, intended to convey the nightmarish quality of contending with a suddenly inimical environment, came off as though the shiny-haired stars of Baywatch had decided to have a gallop through the Somme, especially when performed by a muddy-faced but generically attractive corps de ballet in trimly fitting uniforms.

While, like many other reviewers, he praises the costumes by Catherine Martin, and has kind words to say about most of the cast (though Thomas Lacey, as Scott, is "too easily overpowered in song), he says that the songs are "generically attractive but dramatically ineffective".

His guests look either like the generically attractive white women conservatives want dating their sons, or the sort of decrepit reptiles they can trade stories about firearms with.

Just look at her Facebook pictures there, looking all generically attractive, like the countless indistinguishable women who clatter around midtown Manhattan every day, in her plastic tiara.

The common tropes are generically attractive people with forgettable faces against white backdrops, but the photos often descend into nightmarish middle-management fever dream territory, which can be kryptonite to people looking for an image that looks real and original.

He gives a psychogeographic account of the architecture of the city-state, noting the endless parade of young, attractive and generically attired middle class through the host of shopping centers, and comparing the city-state to the convention district of Atlanta, Georgia.

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Saperstein refers to Arabs generically as "Ahmed".

Generically speaking, that's a fair point.

The problem is, he sings generically.