Sentence examples for perfectly generic from inspiring English sources

Mike is cursed with a perfectly generic family -- a dad in the military, a mom obsessed with the workings of the narrator's intestines and an older brother who relentlessly tortures him for being a sissy.

(Some guidance. Why wasn't he fired?) Mr. Rothman and Betsy Aidem, who plays Nancy, both give professional performances, but the roles are thankless and dull; the marital squabbling is perfectly generic.

"Gabriel Batistuta's 20 best goals ever" is not uncommon in its use of a kind of perfectly generic thudding eurotrance that makes everything feel slightly more intense than it should.

It's perfectly pleasant, but fundamentally generic -- a string of familiar brand-name boutiques (Prada, Dior and the rest) interrupted by the facades of private banks you've never heard of.

Although this definition is quite generic, it perfectly portraits the rationale of active learning, without being restrictive.

The method can take into account holonomic hardening or perfectly plastic constitutive models of generic shape.

In context, the bare-bones set and generic period costumes were perfectly respectable (the night was originally intended as a concert) and focused attention on the singers, all current members (and one alumna) of the company's apprentice program.

This shows clearly that one analytical feature (dimension 1) can solve the problem almost perfectly, whereas a full set of generic features (dimension 100) cannot.

Atticus' work and persona ― like the work and personas of other popular Instagram poets ― are perfectly calibrated to attract fans: bland, generic, aesthetically pleasing, and therefore the perfect projection screen for readers' desires.

Crack the eggs in the container you plan to use to store the mayonnaise--a clean generic salsa jar works perfectly.

For the fresh mushrooms, generic white button mushrooms work perfectly well if more-exotic mushrooms like shiitake, cremini or oyster, are not available.