Sentence examples for generation an idea from inspiring English sources

Neil Howe, who helped brand the millennials, proposed the Homeland Generation, an idea so lame that it almost functions as a curse.

Lansing (1947, 1954) hypothesized that the cumulative aging effect across generations was caused by a factor that accumulates during an individual's life and is transmitted to the next generation, an idea compatible with both mutation accumulation and antagonistic pleiotropy theories.

Among other things, it contains photographs and a special school T-shirt designed to give future generations an idea of what life in this particular area of Glasgow was like in 2010.

I remember being really struck, in "Dulse" [The New Yorker, 7/21/80], by the central character's sense that the women of her generation had "an idea of love which is ruinous but not serious in some way, not respectful".

"Pearl Harbor" is the reductio ad absurdum of that boom, which has now produced so many movies, books and TV specials that the greatest generation is less an idea than a brand, useful for selling anything (check out Amazon's Pearl Harbor Store).

I made it for me and for my generation, to have an idea of how the Palestinians lived at that time.

It's a hackneyed old Generation Game challenge of an idea, but it works.

"One million people – that's the White House for a generation, which gives you an idea of why they are trying so hard to stop people voting".

The report provides a holistic scoring guide, a pilot-tested writing background questionnaire, and an idea generation process survey.

Proving the effectiveness of an idea generation method is key to its acceptance in an industrial and academic environment.

In Section 7, we will discuss some heuristics used to transfer source designs into alternative target systems and propose an idea generation model based on the former study.