Sentence examples for typical of her generation from inspiring English sources
Hu's priorities are typical of her generation, China's first wave of entrepreneurs.
Karr does an eye-popping amount of drugs in "Cherry," but even in this she is typical of her generation.
Weldon had experiences typical of her generation: it's just that she seems to have had a lot more of them than most people.
My mother, who died at 60, three days after President Obama was inaugurated, loved newspapers, this one in particular, and suffered from an unlikely, unreasoning identification with the rich Irish Catholic Kennedys, which was typical of her generation of lower-middle-class Jews.
Though an energetic traveller abroad, her life at Dartington was frugal, her lack of interest in material things typical of many craftspeople of her generation.
This attitude was typical of the assimilated German Jews of her generation, a natural product of an upbringing where, as she recalled, "I did not know from my family that I was Jewish...
This attitude was typical of the assimilated German Jews of her generation, a natural product of an upbringing where, as she recalled, "I did not know from my family that I was Jewish..
Instead, Lee Hart's friends see her decision to stick with her husband as typical of a generation of women who came of age before the modern-day women's movement gained momentum and who may have had jobs over the years but not full-fledged careers.
Heading the local task force for the exhibit is Kate Diamond of Siegel, Diamond Architects in Los Angeles, who at 35, single and "passionately" devoted to her career, is typical of a generation of women in architecture who are no longer the exception in a traditionally male-dominated profession.
Her mother's reaction was decidedly more muted, typical of a generation of women who pushed their children hard to succeed but were accustomed to restraining their own emotions, even when those children met or exceeded their family's high expectations.
But he was hardly typical of his generation.
