Sentence examples for forgotten generation from inspiring English sources

Thirtysomethings are a forgotten generation.

Only West Germany could have a forgotten generation with such achievements.

It describes the 50% who are not going to university as a forgotten generation who need better careers advice.

It took Bode ten years to gather and prepare the stories for her first book, "The Forgotten Generation".

For many, eating a New Jersey hot dog is more than just guilty pleasure -- it's also a link to childhood, evoking youthful summertime memories of a forgotten generation.

Richard Rubin's latest book, "The Last of the Doughboys: the Forgotten Generation and Their Forgotten World War," has just been published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

Ultimately, market generations are generations of things, and they can make us forget generations of people.

Why do you think it was so easy for Angelenos to forget – generations of Angelenos, from the 1920s and '30s – to forget that there is even such a thing as the Los Angeles River?

We must never forget that generation after generation has stood up to fight for freedom, and the tree of liberty in America has been watered with the blood of these patriots.

Fitzgerald began to reflect on the age he had come to epitomise in a series of great essays – "My Lost City," "Echoes of the Jazz Age," "Early Success," and the largely forgotten "My Generation" – and stories, including the haunting "Babylon Revisited".

I might visit the biography section and pick up the history of a man or woman who attained some supreme eminence in 1873, only to be forgotten a generation later, or go back to the shelves on the sixth floor, South Wing, which hold hundreds of very serious and respectable tracts on the science of spiritualism.