Sentence examples for describes a generation of from inspiring English sources

She describes a generation of us who are "unavailable, disconnected or narcissistic".

He describes a generation of bored young graduates, marking time and detached from the world.

New wave was a term adopted in the aftermath of punk rock to describe a generation of bands who generally pursued a more commercially successful punk-influenced sound.

The Silent History, with Kevin Moffett and Matthew Derby, was presented as oral histories describing a generation of children born seemingly without language, with parts of the story unlocked at specific locations on GPS-activated devices.

She began by defining the word koverny, which means clown, and described a generation of Russian journalists as "a Big Top of kovernys whose job is to keep the public entertained" and glorify the status quo.

The chapter finally describes a new generation of the multiantenna GPS system that consists of integrated hardware and software components for data acquisition, transmission, processing, analysis, and visualization.

THE agency in charge of promoting nuclear power in America describes a new generation of reactors that will be "highly economical" with "enhanced safety", that "minimise wastes" and will prove "proliferation resistant".

This paper describes a new generation of integrated solid-state gas-sensors embedded in SOI micro-hotplates.

Mr. Blagojevich promised a new era after what he described as "a generation of Republican rule defined by corruption and inaction".

Writing in L'Express, she used it to describe a new generation of French youth who were the subject of a vast public opinion survey (question number 7: "Are you happy? Explain your reply").

But then he addresses a room full of parents and describes, perceptively, that a generation of only children, who face narrowing job prospects and heavy pressure to support their aging parents, present a challenge that China has never faced.