Sentence examples for are from the generation from inspiring English sources

Philip Ó Ceallaigh, an Irish writer who lives in Bucharest, tells me how different those born in the 1990s are from the generation that preceded them.

It's significant that some of the filmmakers in the forefront of that charge are from the generation of the elders, innovators of the seventies.

"She was from the generation that didn't tell you how they voted.

Remember, I'm from the generation before television, so we entertained each other.

"I'm from the generation that knows what it's like to have both nothing and everything," she says.

With only two years between them, they were from the generation charged with rebuilding the destruction of the second world war.

It might seem a petty gripe – many in attendance were from the generation who braved Spike Island and survived to tell the tale.

"I'm from the generation that climbed trees, fell out of trees, broke my arm, my foot, my fingers, fell in the sea, nearly drowned.

But these characters seem like relics; the men, who all seem to be from the generation of Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons," harrumph around in private clubs; the women, few of whom work, wear big hats to garden society luncheons.

I'm from the generation that gleefully watched our Tamagotchis starve to death.

Like Lil Wayne, he's from the generation that values prolificacy over all else.