Sentence examples for much more generic from inspiring English sources

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

"And that has higher value than a much more generic thing we put together with a 10-day lag time".

"The thing that makes syrah beguiling, beautiful and feral is all lost, and you end up with a much more generic, fruity experience".

But if they don't, they only see a lower-resolution PDF version of the album's images, in a format that's much more generic than what you had created.

– Thanet "I liked the specific, personal communication from the local Labour candidate as opposed to the more generic Conservative brochure which was much more generic and lacked the personal touch".

Until its bigger, more aggressive and much more generic finale the new Carrie has almost identical DNA to the 1976 version, from camera angles to line readings to the decor in the Whites' house.

They cost much more than generic warfarin, roughly $8 a day instead of $1 or less.

Even if the eight "winning" designs in the ground zero memorial competition did not amount to much more than generic Hallmark sentiments on steroids, is there any eternal flame that could keep the memory of these cataclysms red-hot in perpetuity?

It's just like the old days.'" Two years ago, the paper moved from its old premises in east London, an intimidating compound of hulking, almost windowless blocks behind high-security fences, widely known as "Fortress Wapping", to a much blander, more generic office building in central London.

The new drugs are also expected to be much more expensive than generic warfarin.

Others are refusing to buy new drugs that are more expensive but not much more effective than generic versions.