Sentence examples for generation director from inspiring English sources

One Fifth Generation director, Tian Zhuangzhuang ("The Blue Kite"), helped produce some of the films in the Lincoln Center series and even acts in one of them, appearing (appropriately) as a father figure in "How Steel Is Forged".

"Coal has long been the dominant force in Scotland's electricity generation fleet, but the closure of Longannet signals the end of an era," said Hugh Finlay, generation director at ScottishPower. "Longannet has contributed more electricity for the national grid than any other power station in Scotland's history, and it is a sad day for everyone at ScottishPower," he added.

"I am honored to be named as a fourth generation director and look forward to contributing to the continued success of the company my family has built over the last 80 years," Kimberlee Ostheimer said in the statement. .

A collection of five films directed by the seventh generation directors in China.

Many of Wu's and the Fifth Generation directors' works were censored and failed to gain wide distribution in China.

As most remaining silent generation directors leave boards over the next few years, boomers will establish virtual demographic hegemony over boardrooms at S&P 1500 firms.

Suddenly, the Sixth Generation filmmakers seem fixated on themes of anomie, alienation and dissolving identity -- all maladies of individualism -- whereas the Fifth Generation directors, among them Chen Kaige ("Farewell, My Concubine," 1993) and Zhang Yimou ("Raise the Red Lantern," 1991), were concerned with social issues and reclaiming Chinese history.

In contrast to renowned Fifth Generation directors like Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige, who tended toward grand historical narratives and stories set in the countryside, the so-called urban generation studies a society undergoing change and deals realistically with sensitive subjects like alcoholism, prostitution, disability, mental illness and the gap between rich and poor.

While silent generation directors (aged 71 to 91 in 2016) have not gone quietly into the boardroom night thanks to rising retirement ages and U.S. investors tacit acceptance of double-digit tenures, they now hold fewer than 20percentt of total board seats at index firms.

"You can sort of anticipate what people are going to expect -- young MTV-generation director, everything's going to be in your face.

Ian Goldin is vice-chair of the Oxford Martin Commission for Future Generations, director of the Oxford Martin School and Professor, University of Oxford.