Sentence examples similar to second generation characters from inspiring English sources

He praised Naomi's relationship with Kieran, which he saw as a reference to the affair between Chris Miles, a first generation character from Skins first and second series, and his teacher Angie.

Her second-generation characters - the British-born Bengali twins Millat and Magid, the half-Jamaican Irie and the middle-class Josh - struggle at times in their quest for an identity that accommodates all their cultural influences, but become so closely enmeshed in one another's lives that distinctions of race or background begin to dissolve.

We see ourselves in Michael, a gay man who found love when he least expected; his husband, Ben, 22 years younger, is one of the series' most compelling second-generation characters.

So while the easy option would have been to let the show die after its unpopular third generation of characters, instead the father-and-son creators Bryan Elsley and Jamie Brittain took a risk and brought back its best-crafted characters for three separate stories.

He's also on to the third generation of characters.

One of her main characters, a beautiful Jamaican second generation immigrant, has none.

In addition, we now have a better understanding of the action of both first generation (octreotide, lanreotide, Octreoscan) and second generation (pasireotide) FDA-approved somatostatin analogs, including the biased agonistic character of some agonists.

"The second generation gets education.

I'm second generation.

This is a family shop, second generation.

It's the second generation now".