Sentence examples for different generation from from inspiring English sources
Sasnal belongs to a different generation from Richter; born in 1972, he is half his age.
He had been of a different generation from the other founders.
Then it dawned on me: at 30, I am a different generation from half my office.
At 41, he is of a different generation from the mostly 20-somethings around him.
They are, anyway, of a different generation from the Tiananmen protesters.
The theocons come from a different generation from Irving Kristol and company: they reached maturity in the 1960's rather than the 1950's.
The women (or, as Alfie says, "birds") belong to different generations, from middle age (as strikingly incarnated by Shelley Winters) to adolescence (an equally striking performance by Jane Asher), and — again avoiding spoilers — Alfie, stuck in a seemingly permanent youth, is made aware of the passing years when he's supplanted in one lover's bed by a younger man with an electric guitar.
Except in housing developments designed for those 55 and up, which enjoy a special congressional exemption, local laws can't forbid family members of different generations from living together.
Different generations, from Duchamp's readymades to Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans and Prince's controversial Instagram photo prints, have used the language of appropriation to discuss how media is consumed at any given time.
It's a visual reminder that we each come from such different backgrounds, from different generations, and from different walks of life.
