slacker generation造句

例句与造句

1. Music journalist Everett True writes that " Freak Scene " " invented the slacker generation.
2. And you can forget about any so-called slacker generation coming in and slowing things down.
3. Isn't that a long commitment for a member of the " slacker generation "?
4. Maybe we'd better rethink which age group, when it comes to civic duty, is really the slacker generation.
5. Americans who are ages 18 to 35, Generation X, who were once thought of as the slacker generation, indeed slack at one duty _ voting.
6. It's difficult to find slacker generation in a sentence. 用slacker generation造句挺难的
7. In a review in The New York Times, Stephen Holden wrote that " Flounderings " tries to be " something like a slacker generation's ` Easy Rider . "'
8. The producers of " American Recordings, " the austere comeback album by Johnny Cash, who has been embraced by the slacker generation, made sure to release 16, 000 copies on vinyl.
9. Afterward, Joyner-Kersee and her Richmond Rage teammates patiently signed autographs for hundreds of fans, many of them teen-age girls whose clothes may have been from a slacker generation, but not their enthusiasm.
10. Daily doings in a convenience store and a neighboring video outlet might not suggest much, but for the director Kevin Smith, age 23 and a true son of the slacker generation, they're a gold mine.
11. Reeves, like Roberts, had a signature screen persona he inevitably outgrew : that of the lovable, slacker generation airhead, in the " Bill & Ted " comedies and " Parenthood ."
12. If the screenplay, by Hickenlooper and John Enbom, lacks the ferocious satiric edge of Nathanael West, there are moments when " The Low Life " suggests " The Day of the Locust " for the slacker generation.
13. The movie, which includes vivid cameo performances by John Cusack, Ethan Hawke and Steve Buscemi, as well as appearances by rock performers like David M . Navarro, Exene Cervenka and Zander Schloss in acting roles, wants to be something like the slacker generation's answer to " Easy Rider ."
14. Ben Brantley, writing in The New York Times, called it " an eloquently inarticulate take on the slacker generation " that " deserves a longer life "; John Simon, in New York magazine, said the play and production " come together in a perfect, gemlike whole ."
15. There were also Frank Langella and Allison Janney finding the sly, enduring complicity between a long-separated husband and wife in Scott Elliott's iconoclastic interpretation of Noel Coward's " Present Laughter " on Broadway; and Mark Ruffalo and Missy Yager defensively struggling to communicate their mutual attraction in Kenneth Lonergan's " This Is Our Youth, " an eloquently inarticulate take on the slacker generation ( from the New Group ) that deserves a longer life.
16. Yet despite the inherent pitfalls of moving the frankly fake world of the stage into the pseudo-real world of the movies, filmmakers have been using the theater as source material for years, and the pace seems to be picking up : among the films released last winter were " The Crucible, " from Arthur Miller's 1953 classic; " Evita, " adapted from the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical; " Marvin's Room, " based on Scott McPherson's tragicomedy; " The Substance of Fire, " from the drama about a feuding family by Jon Robin Baitz, and " Suburbia, " derived from Eric Bogosian's look at the slacker generation.