Innovative cultures are generally depicted as pretty fun.
In most Yoruba stories, Oshun is generally depicted as the protector, saviour, or nurturer of humanity.
Harriet Tubman is generally depicted with a long gun or a revolver.
Adams presented his card, but Airy - who is generally depicted as a bumptious bureaucrat - would not see him.
B-DNA is generally depicted as a smooth helix; however, specific sequences of bases can distort the otherwise regular structure.
Not even a fraction of bank robbers are as colorful as those generally depicted on the silver screen.
Conversely, Zimmerman is generally depicted as actively pursuing a kid who simply looked like a hypothetical criminal.
Nautiloids, traditionally considered basal within the cephalopods, are generally depicted as evolving from a creeping Cambrian ancestor whose dorsal shell afforded protection and buoyancy2.
I cannot think of a single instance when someone has said "No, I don't". Who can blame them: Innovative cultures are generally depicted as pretty fun.
Ganesha is potbellied and generally depicted as holding in his hand a few round Indian sweets, of which he is inordinately fond.
