Sentence examples for generation and later from inspiring English sources

Like how young people want to, you know … I think this is the difference between our generation and later generations.

Although Bashir managed to outmaneuver the peasants, the egalitarian ideals espoused were firmly sown in the consciousness of a new generation, and later inspired Gibran in his early Arabic writings.

People like Mr. Maudoodi and Mr. Qutb could catch the ball and run largely because most Muslim intellectuals of their generation (and later) had no interest in continuing the work of Muslim philosophers.

Both were cultural touchstones: "Peyton Place" as a precursor of the modern soap opera and "On the Road" as a clarion call for the Beat generation and, later, as an underground bible of the 1960s and '70s.

Much of what is known about the Vikings comes from their own stories of travels and events, which were passed on orally from generation to generation and later written down as sagas.

The "Lost Cause" interpretation of the war, created by the Confederate generation and later adopted by such influential historians as Douglas Southall Freeman, portrayed Southern commanders as chivalrous aristocrats waging a noble war against the industrialized and more populous North.

However, both of those outcomes were the result of Generation X and later generations entering the electorate and wrenching loose the boomers' own grip on the status quo.

Since the consequences of migration may also extend beyond the first generation, second and later generations are also discussed.

Throughout the chemostat, the residual glucose concentration remained similar at a low level below 0.5 g l-1, only 5 to 10% of the supplied xylose was consumed during the first 40 generations, and later, xylose gradually accumulated.

You can only find it in Generation IV and later.

Homing performance improves continuously over generations, and later-generation groups eventually outperform both solo individuals and fixed-membership groups.