Sentence examples similar to a fragile generation from inspiring English sources

Dr. Seligman blames cultural factors for building an emotionally fragile generation, including a self-centered society and victimology, or "the belief that when bad things happen, you played no role, it was done to you".

But it was the older stars, Mr. Atkins's own fragile generation, who showed up in the greatest numbers, struggling through infirmities to pay their tributes.

WMX extracts the watermarks in the LSBs of an input image using the key. Figure 1 (a) Proposed fragile watermarking generation and embedding process and modules; (b) Proposed tamper detection process and modules.

Ranchers like Tweeti Blancett, a sixth-generation New Mexican, warn that a fragile balance between production and conservation is falling badly out of whack.

They also advance the notion of democracy as being a fragile culture or way of life that must continuously be reproduced in new generations and incorporated as a basic principle of everyday life.

It's a fragile ecosystem.

"Caves: A Fragile Wilderness".

"It's a fragile country".

This is a fragile serendipity.

"There's a fragile balance.

It is a fragile existence.