Sentence examples for otherwise generic from inspiring English sources

The results have a certain Stella-like verve but are otherwise generic.

And while the UK Intelligence and Security Committee would prefer it otherwise, generic intrusion on our private communications, thoughts and papers has no precedent in the law of this land – and so it must stay.

Every mark in Rowlandson's picture exudes a rowdy, humorous sensibility, turning the otherwise generic view of a picturesque riverside village into a gently comical image of small-town bliss.

Late in his career, Lewis earned the nickname "Wagon Wheel Joe" for a visual trick he often used, filming through the spokes of a wagon wheel in order to liven up otherwise generic scenes.

In the case of Mr. Lodge's rather mechanical new novel, "Thinks...," it is the old C. P. Snow debate about Two Cultures -- science on one hand, the humanities on the other -- that is supposed to lend ballast and depth to an otherwise generic story of campus adultery set at a fictional British university.

Among photographers, there is a lingering lack of faith in the digital process, and I think this is one of the reasons why photo filters that mimic old film photography are so potent: they give a distinct feel to an otherwise generic photographic process.

This occurred in a total of 49 nausea rates associated with 45 otherwise eligible generic treatments, which were excluded from subsequent analyses.

Otherwise, a generic "Home Team" or "Away Team" logo is displayed in place of the helmet, midfield, and endzone logos.

Singapore Airlines was one example of how the relentless focus on customer experience could become a powerful differentiator in an otherwise seemingly generic marketplace.

Otherwise, a generic kinetic equation can be utilized, such as the recently published convenience rate law [ 14].

Otherwise, the generic relationships recovered are similar to, and better resolved, than morphologically-based hypotheses [ 50, 51].