Sentence examples for generation feeling from inspiring English sources

Some older members, feeling alienated, never came back, but a new generation, feeling welcomed, began attending.

Now, a new generation, feeling the same exultation, will go to sleep with visions of Crosby jumping for joy in their heads.

Unless you're a Boomer, you can't possibly understand the impossibility of replacing a life at work with recreational pursuits; there simply aren't enough golf courses or gardens to keep this massive generation feeling as vital and valuable as a material endeavor can.

A certain nostalgia also permeates Akira Ogata's first film, "Boys Choirr," which is set in a Japan of the early 1970's where a student movement with revolutionary dreams is facing defeat and leaving an entire generation feeling pessimistic about the future.

The Mental Health Foundation's Lonely Society report found that 18- to 34-year-olds were more likely to suffer from loneliness than those over 55, and it suggested that loneliness might be having a cohort effect, with younger generations feeling progressively more isolated.

"The next generation is feeling it now.

Families are still going through a difficult time and every generation is feeling the pressure".

A study by the Institute for Education published last month found that the 50-something generation is feeling sandwiched between child-raising, caring for elderly parents and the expectation that longer lifespans mean longer working lives.

But with the average sales price of a two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan hitting a record high of $1.14 million in the last three months of 2003, a new generation is feeling the pinch as the vise tightens on middle-class families wishing for that extra bedroom.

The music culture is at this critical point where it needs something real, something that describes what this generation is feeling".

Australia's immigrant stories are what make us, and Ali's Wedding will resonate strongly with any first generation kid feeling crushed by that extraordinary pressure to flourish in the country their parents have sacrificed so much to reach.