Sentences with phrase «so generic»

It's one of those Home Depot «nipple lights» (borrowed that term from a friend's contractor) and is so generic and boring.

Our apartment is very neutral, so by adding a few accent pieces it enriches our space, and makes it feel more like home — not quite so generic.

While this seemed so generic, it also seemed so classic.

I'd also make sure the properties I was marketing looked attractive and polished; the trick is to strike a balance between being so generic that the property looks bland and being so stylized that you appeal only to a small market.

Troutman says that â $ œhis original resume was so generic and typical that he would never have stood out as a good candidate for a management position in government.â $

I had planned to change details to protect their identity, but the summary was so generic it could be about anyone.

The resumes were so generic, so boring, so lacking in detail that I felt compelled to write an article about how to highlight supervisory experience in a resume.

Personal marketing content should be unique to each job seeker, and not so generic that it could apply to any of their competitors.

However, you don't want to be so generic that your resume doesn't look real.

It's difficult to tell, because her resume has been so generic up to this point.

In the original version, the job seeker had made the common mistake of writing a summary that was so generic that it could apply to anyone that did the same type of management work.

Sometimes it is so generic that you can switch the job title and it still make sense!

The generic icon that appears for Outlook contacts missing a profile picture isn't so generic after all — the silhouette is an Easter egg left by Microsoft designers and is actually the outline of Bill Gate's mug shot from a driving offense arrest back in 1977.

That render is so generic.

Have you ever wondered how law firm holiday cards get to be so generic?

So the generic situation is that the subleading ones may only be important for a problem if all the previous ones and their linear combinations are shown to be unimportant for the problem.

North American housing is so generic - my first boss said that there are only four house plans in the world and all architects are doing is pushing them around a bit.

Perhaps the success of this particular series lies in the fact that the images are so generic: we are not supposed to know where the images are shot or what exactly happens - the viewer can always add his or her share of imagination.

The point of art is not to give the viewer something so generic that any interpretation is valid, but to actually communicate something.

It's easy to update, has a clean / uncluttered design and easily customizable so it doesn't look so generic, but I can add my branding to it.

The announcer is so generic that what he says is cringe - worthy.

Yes, it was a controversial decision to replace long serving Fisher voice actor Michael Ironside, and it's even worse when the new actor sounds so generic, and the character is also lacking in the black humour that he has become known for over the years.

Level design is repetitive, and enemies are so generic it hurts.

If you do a little more searching, you'll find that each of the characters has a small back story, but it's so generic that you'll quickly gloss over it.

The mobile game market is very competitive with a huge number of games available, so a generic game has little chance of succeeding.

The corridors are so generic and so wincingly dull, yet Gearbox persists with them.

So generic is the script that, and I kid you not, there's genuinely a «we're not so different» speech by Vahlen, who might just take home the award for Villain With The Least Screen Time.

Their games might play well (well, some of them) but god damn their art direction is so generic and terrible... Might pick it up eventually on PC, but... ehh..

Sniper Elite 3 is far from being the most technically well made game on this list, sporting questionable AI, iffy gunplay and an instantly forgettable storyline with a lead character so generic I briefly thought he was a parody.

This game must be so generic that even the main characters want to remain anonymous.»

The most popular game on Steam right now (PUBG) is a shooter so generic that it's mostly Unreal Marketplace prefab.

From capturing outposts to unlocking fast travel points, all activities are so generic, I didn't care about them.

The character and weapon progression is so generic that it doesn't matter if you and your friends are just spinning your wheels, spitting ammo, and getting to the chopper.

Simply put: It's not that Dizzel's gameplay is particularly bad in any form or fashion, but everything about Dizzel «s gameplay is so generic to the point where it's almost cringe - worthy.

NA is so generic, it hurts.

The trucks, buggies and cars sound okay, the menu music is so generic that it didn't even register in my brain for the first 30 - minutes.

It has no personality, seems so generic.

Now, if only the characters weren't so generic, I would feel good about them looking cool when they go to battle.

Nomura's characters are so generic... and he is a horrible steward of the Final Fantasy series overall.

Its all so generic.

Getting a specific diagnosis isn't always possible because the initial symptoms are so generic.

This happens all the time, so the generic question is... whether to trade options on the index itself or on ETF that tracks the index.

It wasn't that the story was bad, it was just so generic.

My biggest knock against the GLC is that it's just so generic.

The older TVR's were sometimes scary to drive, even after a while of owning one and this just looks so generic.

These lessons are meant to save teachers planning time, but they are so generic that they do not address the specific needs of any class.

Second, it is almost always so generic, that it becomes irrelevant.

Instead, what we are left with is what feels and looks like a second - tier Scorsese gangster flick with genre conventions so generic and monotonous, you begin to feel as old as James Cagney.

(The Game Plan takes place in a Boston so generic it may as well be Metropolis.)

Thus, as the countdown to the ensemble's collaborative efforts to stop these monsters from destroying the world begins, one has to struggle to care because the lead is so generic.