Sentence examples for at previous generations from inspiring English sources

It's about time too we took off the rose-tinted specs when looking back at previous generations.

They must look at previous generations, the lad and ladette (read "beer") culture of the 90s, and wonder who on earth we thought we were.

Modern-day mental-health practitioners often look back at previous generations of psychiatrists and psychologists with a thinly veiled pity, wondering how they could have been so swept away by the cultural currents of their time.

If you take a look at previous generations, it was rare to witness the evolution and dominance of a successful woman flourishing in the face of adversity.

Millennials hope to achieve important life goals at the same age as previous generations, including those now in their 60s, 70s and older, according to a new study from the Stanford Center on Longevity.

Instead, it appears they are not hitting the basic stages of adulthood at the same time as previous generations because such milestones are so much more costly and in some cases they are even being paid less than their parents were at the same age.

Millennials were hitting the age at which previous generations began buying homes, but had put off home-buying due to slow earnings growth, a tepid labor market and soaring student loan debt.

Jones: In the grand scheme of things, if we look at the previous generations, it's actually a huge step forward that this generation even recognizes that stress is optional -- and can recognize that they're stressed.

When they look at the mess previous generations have made, they are driven to this desire for something better.

I don't think Peter Jackson is alone in wanting to look at stuff that previous generations were content to leave unseen.

There are at least 10 spots, each higher than the last and each with its own immutable name handed down by the gods, or at least by previous generations of boys.