Sentence examples for an exceptional generation of from inspiring English sources

Guided England to World Cup glory in 2003 as coach, helped to quite a degree by Johnson and an exceptional generation of English players.

Arriving from France as a teenager in the 1920's, he became one of the leading lights of an exceptional generation of immigrant intellectuals.

The occasion was Bruce Chatwin's memorial service, and it was attended by a large contingent of what was and remains an exceptional generation of British or British-based writers.

At the same time, it is possible that Argentina is coming down from the peak of third place it achieved at the 2007 World Cup, with a group of players Laporte correctly called "an exceptional generation".

His generation had been told they were the "born frees": an exceptional generation in South African history, the first one raised with almost no direct memory of apartheid's terrors.

The organisers (from the British Museum's exceptional generation of young curators) are surely right to suggest that these objects are all that remain of lost myths.

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Tavoosi is a product of the women's revolution of the 1980s, and, at just 20 years old, is an exceptional example of her generation's embrace of hard work and a hunger for independence.

Digital natives have no reasonable expectation of privacy and they are a generation with an exceptional number of fame-seekers.

Mano Animation Studios means that we can support new work, and seed opportunities to support a new generation of exceptional artists in Pakistan, and beyond.

However, into this once truly exceptional land, a whole generation of Millennial's were born who DO NOT understand that they must work exceptionally hard to achieve.