To be honest, a LOR that is devoid of examples and situations is not very valuable. Your LOR is distinctive due to examples and cases. They distinguish it. The admissions committee won't even read half of a LOR before throwing it aside and moving on to the next one if it only contains boilerplate compliments. If the person writing your recommendation claims that you have been a model student who consistently thinks creatively and offers the best workable answers to any challenge, they must provide evidence for their claim.