Sentence examples for comfortable generation from inspiring English sources

The fanatical generations of immigrant strivers have been replaced by a more comfortable generation of preprofessionals, he implies.

The Millennial generation is said to be one of the most tech comfortable generations thus far.

For more than a century, the public university has been viewed as the proverbial ticket to the American dream, assuring a pathway to better jobs and a more comfortable lifestyle for generation after generation.

"I'm from the younger generation, comfortable with new technology," he told me.

Within a few weeks, I knew which howffs (bars) the poets and thinkers frequented much the same ones Hugh MacDiarmid and his circle had been comfortable in a generation before.

When I visit home now I am impressed by how comfortable the new generation seems in this country, whether they are developing advanced medical therapies for patients or dancing late into the night to bhangra beats.

I am surely like many veterans who are not comfortable with the "Greatest Generation" label.

Baldwin is one of the few US writers of his generation as comfortable writing white characters as black characters (or the other way around).

But makers of programs like Poser 4 by Curious Labs are unapologetic about the head start that its $219 program offers a generation more comfortable with point-and-click than brush strokes.

"In her first week she told her boss that tampon commercials were ridiculous, that people of our generation were comfortable saying tampons," recalled her cousin Karen Schwartz, who lived a few blocks away.

Mr. Kilbert said that at least 90percentt of his customers were men, but that women seemed to be growing more comfortable with the newer generation of games, which often require players to cooperate and negotiate with one another.