Sentence examples for representative of a generation from inspiring English sources

Dunster clearly conceives him as representative of a generation determined to anaesthetise itself from potential annihilation.

The anger is representative of a generation of young Europeans who face lower living standards than their parents and little chance of finding a meaningful job.

They are representative of a generation of alienated Kurds who are, as one parent put it to me, "Unlikely to shake hands".

"I am here as a representative of a generation, my generation in Greece, which at the moment is really in despair".

But Dickey found the anthology "representative of a generation that has as yet exhibited very little passion, urgency, or imagination," and he went on to dismiss Wright's work in just two words — "ploddingly sincere".

The work is representative of a generation of artificial intelligence research that relies heavily on a statistical approach based on the Bayesian theorem, in which systems collect evidence based on a prior hypothesis.

He repeatedly suggests that they are less individuals than representatives of a generation.

In other words, the new college students of 2008 were representative of a new generation of liberals.

Obama offers himself as the representative of a new generation, free of the dogmas that still burden the Democratic Party.

Herban is representative of a new generation of hedonistic health-food restaurants in which good organic ingredients are made even better in the kitchen.

"While our office is fairly young and not representative of HBO's broader customer base, it is representative of a rising generation of people who 1) like watching HBO shows and 2) cannot fathom paying for them".