Sentence examples for a generation of millennials from inspiring English sources

Somehow between the bubbly VC money, a greater number of "unicorn" (companies that have reached a $1bn valuation or higher) success stories and funding devices like KickStarter and Indiegogo, we now have a generation of millennials who see startups as their career launchpad.

Right now the points aren't actually redeemable for anything, but that didn't stop a generation of millennials from obsessing over Snapchat Scores.

It's a valid question for a generation of millennials who, by some counts, check their smartphones as many as 150 times a day.

The way drag plays with and mocks identity may resonate particularly well with a generation of millennials and post-millennials with far more fluid definitions of gender and sexual identity.

As my leaders are going through seminars of how to lead a generation of millennials in the military, they are slowly learning how to lead and support LGBT members and their unique struggles they may face as well.

Putting your vapid Miami Vice fantasies of the Magic City to rest has been the mission of a generation of millennials and settled-down Gen-Xers who chose to stay in this sunny town instead of fleeing to New York or Los Angeles.

Some cooks are already there, particularly a generation of millennial cooks enamored with D.I.Y. projects, kitchen hacks and social causes like hunger and agricultural reform, said Brandi Henderson, an architect who became a pastry chef and blogger.

The streaming giant made its move after a generation of millennial viewers who only discovered the 1990s comedy when it came to Netflix in January expressed alarm about it disappearing.

It appeals to a generation of hipster millennials who evoke a nostalgia for things they weren't brought up using — vinyl records are another example — by eschewing the uniformity of digital picture-taking.

Not only did the success of Girls propel Dunham to the status of poster-girl for a generation of floundering millennials, but watching back it's easy to spot plenty of other now-familiar faces: Adam Driver, Gaby Hoffman, Desiree Akhavan and Jenny Slate to name a few.

For a generation of mobile millennials who enjoy curated entertainment experiences on-demand, major networks and media companies alike are breaking new ground in the digital entertainment space.