Sentence examples for defines a generation from inspiring English sources

The acronym alone defines a generation.

The canon of work he bequeaths defines a generation of reportage.

Hip-hop defines a generation gap in popular culture and creates entertainingly contentious misunderstandings from all quarters.

It centres around a band of DJs who captivate Britain by playing music that defines a generation as pirate radio plays rock and pop from the high seas 24 hours a day.

This kind of innovation is what defines a generation, and I want to be the first to say that I'm a proud member of that generation.

That is the question that defines a generation.

As a playwright, she defined a generation.

Maybe they did not define a generation.

Regarded by many as an icon, Ms. Baez defined a generation.

"His reportage really defined a generation of covering conflict.

"His softest notes defined a generation," Mr. Thompson added.