Sentence examples for common figures from inspiring English sources
Bodhisattvas are common figures in Buddhist literature and art.
When broadcasters did seek independent analysis sources, the most common figures were drawn from drawn from business, with thin tanks, journalists and media figures, pollsters and academics making up most of the rest.
Although no one seems able to gauge the size of India's prospering classes (the most common figures assert that India's middle class numbers 200 million — a number that the writer Shashi Tharoor, among others, derides as being predicated on ownership of a bike), there is no arguing with the country's 9percentt annual growth rate.
Common figures of merit for detection are the false normal rate (FN), being the ratio of faulty periods identified as normal; false alarm rate (FA), the percentage of normal periods identified as faulty; and the inconclusive rate (IN), or the percentage of periods where there is no UE RSS measurements in the considered AOI and no detection is performed.
Both have three common figures: one of her Cutie form, another of her "S&M Queen" form, and one of her Armoroid form with broken armor (which she takes during a battle in the eighth episode).
Common figures of speech like "brave as a lion" (an example of simile[1]) have a weak effect on the reader.
Was the common figure intended as a subversive response to the elite object and the dominant social forces it represented?
Other than that exclamation (a common figure of speech), there's no real evidence that Changez is religious.
The common figure wandering through all these unsettled landscapes, popping up again and again like some white-coated Zelig is Michael West.
The American soldier became a common figure in the Australian state capitals, forging the biggest single link in the social relations between the two countries.
A common figure in art and folk tales, the killer whale, often seen following salmon runs, was viewed as a powerful but benign creature who gave access to salmon.
