Sentence examples for somewhat generic from inspiring English sources

The cars each have a bit more style than the somewhat generic options in Anki's first generation of racers.

He is a pleasant enough child, if somewhat generic.

The wine list is somewhat generic, but adequate and fairly priced.

Still, the wistful, thickly chromatic harmonic language of the music is somewhat generic; the notes don't leap out at you.

It was just Freeman, singing soft rock, and, while it was pleasant enough, it felt somewhat generic.

Yet a Google search turned up nothing, which seemed odd, even given the name's somewhat generic nature.

While rooms are unremarkable and a bit dated, and the inn itself is somewhat generic-looking, it's a comfortable spot and should suit couples and families.

Somewhat less generic than its title, "The Town," directed by Ben Affleck from a script he wrote with Peter Craig and Aaron Stockard, is a solid, minor entry in the annals of Boston crime drama.

Mr. Myers said he expected some large companies to cut back somewhat on "generic commercials" on television that they have used for brand identity, moving instead to things like print promotions and coupons.

The generitype determines somewhat the generic delimitation.

A somewhat more generic approach to interleaving is presented by [3] for the field of Turbo interleaving.