Sentence examples similar to figure ones from inspiring English sources

"He's a national figure, one-third of the significant players of his era".

It went beyond the abstract anger one usually feels for a public figure one has never met.

We need a reassuring figure, one who can bring us back to confidence in the law.

I figure one just like it wouldn't look too shabby here.

"The Times covered her like she was a Mafia figure," one adviser said.

It does, however, suggest that it's our collective job to figure one out.

A real life figure, one who is frighteningly even more relevant today: Donald Trump.

"I figure one of these times it's got to go my way.

(Data identical to Figure one, [1]).

Adapted from Figure one of Yamazaki et al. (2012).

After Figure one of Venkateswara Rao et al. (2012b).