Sentence examples for generation attitudes from inspiring English sources

For all his uncompromising libertarianism, Murray rejects the atomistic vision of some libertarian intellectuals, as he also rejects the popular "me generation" attitudes of self-fulfillment that "gave short shrift to parenting and neighboring".

We show that these underlying attitudes are a function of a number of socio-demographic characteristics, with young people, men with low income and those living closer to turbines having a stronger pro-wind power generation attitude.

These are ordinary lives acutely observed, with a brilliant dissection of different generations' attitudes towards the same predicament.

A look into a report by Goldman Sachs on different generations' attitudes, spending patterns and progressions through major life stages revealed some information about the millennials that could be helpful.

These later-born cohorts were reported to have rejected earlier generations' attitudes of collectivism and self-discipline.

"He liked to think he had a different attitude, a second-generation attitude," writes Smith.

Those tensions persisted for more than a generation, but attitudes about Guthrie have slowly softened.

China's rapid modernisation has given rise to a young generation whose attitudes towards sex and relationships are starkly different from that of their parents and grandparents.

Mr Blair distinguished between the "genuine" old-fashioned values that underpinned his parents' generation and "attitudes and values we can safely leave behind".

This policy, however, seems to be in contradiction with the mood among the young generation, whose attitudes about peace have been shaped almost entirely by the P.L.O.

In my book "The Politics of Millennials," co-authored with Ashley Ross, we conducted a survey in late 2015 to gauge the generation's attitudes toward immigrants.