Sentence examples for a generation so from inspiring English sources

This is not a generation so jaded that it can never be bothered to protest.

Reminiscing about this, my mother shuddered, hoping she'd never see a generation so hollow and disconnected.

"Never before have I seen a generation so proud to be ignorant".

It feels powerfully like the voice of a generation: so much feeling, such a sophisticated intelligence, and nowhere to put it that isn't compromised or cliched.

"Maybe the secret is to skip a generation so that you can get the benefit from both nostalgia and discovery," he said.

Some parents find it paradoxical that a generation so steeped in hands-off virtual communication would be so eager to hug.

Using this as her springboard, she claims that the hairy age of British theatre is over, and that "just as John Osborne provided a battle cry for an earlier generation, so Mr. Bennett's is the text of our own".

And so it is because it defines part of a whole generation so well.

Eley Kishimoto takes granny-chic and serves it up to a new generation, so why not reappropriate it for yourself?

They were of a different generation, so I didn't think of them as fully rounded people with faults, hopes and dreams.

A first generation progeny was obtained from EMs collected from the F1 [DH330 × DLL] but did not succeed in producing a second generation so that RR was not determined.