Sentence examples similar to during a particular generation from inspiring English sources

It is in part a memoir of an American Catholic of a particular generation, a self-confessed "lefty" whose political and spiritual awakening came during the Vietnam War.

It really is a part of history, and of a particular generation".

Hannan was part of a particular generation of young Conservatives deeply marked by these events.

"Robert's films have become the history of a particular generation in France," said his fellow Agat producer Yvon Davis.

The violent crime epidemic was the result of changes in context, not the bad character of a particular generation.

Certain words seem to be ad-hoc, nonce words, for a particular generation, sometimes for two.

"No one in this particular generation is getting them as a throwback to a previous culture," he says.

But domestication is an arduous process, in which animals must be selected for a particular trait through many generations, by several generations of people.

Hague does represent, as that first 1977 speech noted, the last generation of a particular kind of Conservative politics.

He scrapped the baggage of inherited parts, where the costume, gestures and business of a particular role were handed down intact from generation to generation.

As I look around, I see a generation not bound to a particular front of the culture wars.