Sentence examples for a diverse generation of from inspiring English sources

This feeling sweeps along listeners whose political concerns may be different and Chuck D was aware of that: he never wanted to limit himself to addressing Louis Farrakhan's faithful, and he influenced a diverse generation of politically minded music fans.

Just this week, the Times published an article about the game's formative influence on a diverse generation of writers, including Junot Díaz, Sherman Alexie, George R. R. Martin, Sharyn McCrumb, and David LinDavidAbaire.

Female DJ crew TGAF give us an inside look into the spaces crucial to a diverse generation of French clubbers revolutionizing the city's nightlife.

After 1982, Haring's entire visual language of characters and symbols would become iconic, international; his work in dialogue with modern art history and everyday people eventually outlasted him to inspire a diverse generation of artists working on the street from Shepard Fairey and Swoon to Stikman and Specter, among many others.

(photo © Jaime Rojo) After 1982, Haring's entire visual language of characters and symbols would become iconic, international; his work in dialogue with modern art history and everyday people eventually outlasted him to inspire a diverse generation of artists working on the street from Shepard Fairey and Swoon to Stikman and Specter, among many others.

During his 17-year tenure as Headmaster of Trinity School and Prep Trustee, Hank was a tireless partner in our work to create a more diverse generation of leaders.

In her travels, Ms. Harris offers herself as the herald of a rising, diverse generation of Americans.

Will Shafroth, president of the National Park Foundation, the official charity of the national park system, said the future of the national parks depends on getting a more diverse generation of millennials to be regular visitors to the parks.

Yet at a time many Democrats say they want a new, more diverse generation of leaders with fresh ideas and fresh energy, Booker checks a lot of boxes.

The PGA TOUR launched its new brand campaign, "Live Under Par," earlier this year, with the intended goal of extending its reach among the sport's existing fan base as well as attracting a new and diverse generation of golf fans.

Through innovations like this one, the RAISE project has begun to make the "invisible" elements of strong facilitation of Reading Apprenticeship professional development more visible to a wider and more diverse generation of facilitators.