Sentence examples for generation of something from inspiring English sources

/ The second generation of something, or representing a further evolution.

By failing to produce films that contain any joy and wonder we're robbing the younger generation of something magical, and perhaps introducing them to bleak cynicism at a far earlier age than we should.

It needed something that would attract an entire new generation of listeners, something that would take advantage of technological advances.

At the same time, digital music specifically has a huge opportunity in the next generation of cars — something companies like Spotify and Apple are also considering as they also look to integrate with new platforms.

But it does give Paul the space to expand his appeal with the younger generation of voters—something the Republican Party admits it needs to do if it ever wants to win another presidential election.

We wish to highlight here the notion of physical precipitating factors in the generation of FMSS, something highlighted by others, for example Reynolds (1869).

Even in my generation of thirty-somethings, the stigma weighing on working mothers remains heavy.

The new generation of twenty-something rebels is also exploiting a powerful new weapon: the internet.

Even the progressive fathers in my generation of 30-somethings who push strollers through our local park tend to be the deputies at home.

Even more incredulous to an entire generation of 30-somethings like myself was the oddity of going to the supermarket only to find that prices, with a mere 10% inflation, had not changed in months!

Last year Tseng moved into Annika Sorenstam's former home in Orlando, Fla., in the much the same way a generation of 20-something Asian golfers have moved into the LPGA's leader boards.