Sentence examples for generic figures from inspiring English sources
He produced generic figures that he could quickly and easily duplicate with variations.
Some of those are here at the Met as well as one he finished a year later called "The Jump," in which generic figures sparkling with lights dive and float through darkness like moving constellations.
Even Sam and Nicole, whose lives we chart from the brash indifference of young adulthood to the quieter satisfactions — and quiet terrors — of old age, never come across as more than emblematic, even generic figures.
In post-Vietnam war-space, how would a child left alone in a room with generic figures know what to play?
The TSA now relies solely on millimeter-wave scanners, which previously generated similar nude images but have been upgraded to portray a generic figure on which they point out objects concealed on travelers' bodies.
Instead, Wesley remains a curiously generic figure -- a man described only in outline, and never fleshed out from within.
Ms. Kawecki has fitted a generic figure, fashioned from slate and copper, between the viselike arms of a forked tree branch.
As words and images bounce off one another, a generic figure becomes a character in a narrative: a suspect in a police lineup, a subject of racial profiling, a black man under duress.
Practically all that is definitively achieved are the cliched stills – the period-perfect heroine with her 70s shampoo-ad hair and cheesecloth top, sniffing a flower as twilight falls; the generic figure standing menacingly in the fog.
Third, he's received considerably less press attention than Hillary and Obama over the last six months, and in a year when a generic Democrat would presumably trounce a generic Republican, he's presumably still a more "generic" figure than either of his better-publicized opponents, and thus a better vessel for undecided voters to pour their anti-GOP animus into.
In thiomarinol the pyrrothine is attached via an amide linkage to an 8-hydroxyoctanoic acid side-chain in the mupirocin-like component, called marinolic acid by analogy with mupirocin's more generic name, pseudomonic acid (Figure 1).
