Sentence examples for more generic than from inspiring English sources

There is rigor to her characterizations, but they are modest creations that like the show in general, seem more generic than idiosyncratic.

Of course, the FE-SEA models are obviously more generic than the WBM-SEA ones due to the general limitations of wave methods on modelling complex geometries.

But maybe it's even more generic than that.Thanks for the heads up.

"But the presidential race is so much more generic than the House races".

But both felt more generic than the intriguing set of dances by the Pamodzi troupe.

This model is more generic than those so far reported in the literature.

Americans also use more generic medications than patients in any other developed country.

It was a more generic answer than George W Bush's observation in 2001 that he and Tony Blair both used Colgate toothpaste.

She's head-over-heels in love with this music clearly; but her rhythmically square, shouty delivery is more generic Broadway than anything convincingly to do with jazz.

Moreover, some methods use only several tens to hundreds of functional categories in the prediction process which resulted in more generic rather than specific functional assignments.

Indeed, the basic modelling approaches used on both sides lend themselves to a more generic context than that in which they have been placed.