Sentence examples for generational spokesman from inspiring English sources
DREAMCATCHER -- Lawrence Kasdan, generational spokesman ("The Big Chill"), tries his hand at a Stephen King thriller with this feature about a group of hunting buddies who discover something strange and sinister in the woods.
Eventually, grunge faded partly because of the death in 1994 of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, who had become a generational spokesman, but also because of the disappointing record sales by many of the bands from Seattle who never did become the next big thing.
It's no coincidence that the mantle of most visible and, often, most annoying celebrity fan has passed from Spike Lee to Aubrey (Drake) Graham, urbanite generational spokesmen both.
Tim Gallagher, a Nissan spokesman, said the 2013 enhancements were "simple, small changes, a nice generational move of the car".
The LGA's housing spokesman, Cllr Martin Tett, said: "Our figures show just how wide the generational home ownership gap is in this country.
"Lessons learned from other drug producing countries show that this will be a generational struggle against a complex global problem which needs a comprehensive approach," a spokesman said.
He's a family man now, and someone else can have the job of generational spokesman/martyr: "I really was never any more than what I was -- a folk musician who gazed into the gray mist with tear-blinded eyes" -- oh, come on, Bob; you were wearing sunglasses -- "and made up songs that floated in a luminous haze.
A generational taste shift?
Why the generational division?
One reason is generational.
