Sentence examples for a generation well from inspiring English sources

Maybe this was because, as a movie about the aspirations and cop-outs of a generation (well, the liberal professional part of it), it spoke directly to its intended audience.

Conor Oberst, the singer-songwriter who was the voice of a generation well before Lena Dunham took a stab at it, is now 32 years old.

As a nation, we should stop the current suicidal cry to turn back the clock to a form of math teaching that did no one any good and which those of us who became professional mathematicians first had to unlearn, and focus on making good, practical, sensible use of centuries old teaching tools (such as word problems) to produce a generation well equipped for life in the Twenty-First Century.

But like many once-suppressed traditions, among them Confucianism, mah-jongg and pigeon raising, cricket fighting is undergoing a revival here, spurred on by a younger generation — well, mostly young men — eager to embrace genuinely Chinese pastimes.

The sinking of the Kursk illuminates the path that Russia has traveled in half a generation, as well as how far it has yet to go.

But the fact that the economy appears to be mired in its worst recession in a generation may well allow the administration to confront problems that have festered for years.

Friday's demonstration in Tunis, the largest public gathering in a generation, "may well go down in history as the Arab equivalent of the Solidarity movement in the Gdansk shipyard," said Rami Khouri, an Arab political commentator.

In a $30 trillion economy, it is clear that achieving these outcomes within a generation is well within our means.

After obtaining permits and gathering $30,000 for drilling costs, Mr. Griesbach called in Clarence Chambers, a third-generation well driller.

I believe that if we educate young girls correctly, as well as provide them with communities that nurture true self-discovery, health and wellness, I bet that we will see a generation of well-adjusted, truly happy, organic women.

DR. JAMES VARGA, a pediatrician, has been in practice in Santa Monica, Calif., for 21 years, enough time for a generation of well-educated, middle- and upper-middle-class parents to have visited his examination room with their children.