Sentence examples for generation a revolution from inspiring English sources

Maybe it will be in my son's generation, a revolution started by a child tired of hearing his mother's weight complaints.

But is this name-calling what women of my generation fought a revolution for, to see the working habits of powerful women belittled?

As Thomas Jefferson once said: "Each generation needs a revolution".

Every generation needs a revolution, as the wise Thomas Jefferson claimed.

The emergence of next generation sequencing heralded a revolution in the ability to comprehend the entirety of genomic processes.

After a momentous first term, which saw, among other things, one of the largest tax cuts in history, the biggest shake up of American schools for a generation, a foreign-policy revolution, the transformation of the armed forces, two wars and the re-consolidation of executive power, Mr Bush wants more.

Burke thought it impudent for any single generation to destroy, by a revolution, an established order.

"What my generation did wasn't a revolution, it was a restoration of harmony and rhythm in a whole new way, but it did bring back those essentials that people wanted, that people craved, but in a way they hadn't heard.

Next generation sequencing has provoked a revolution in plant research and genetics and offers a wide range of applications [ 45].

Just as microarrays have breathed new life into the world of cytogenetics, the advent of next-generation sequencing is causing a revolution in the field of molecular genetics.

The future belongs to the generation who have been starting a revolution on Twitter and Facebook.