Sentence examples for generation popular from inspiring English sources

"With every new generation, popular art changes.

There's a reason for it, which is that every 25 years, every generation, popular music goes through a change.

Once she married the much older James Madison, in 1794, Dolley Madison became a celebrity of the founding generation — popular but polarizing.

Not long after Trilling's generation, popular art began to acquire the rich impasto of perspective that was once the province of high art, even as high art began to tire of its own "complexity".

The truth, of course, is that Dorries's celebrity was hard-won in the trenches of public notoriety and that Minecraft is a once-in-a-generation popular sensation.

In their near-carceral isolation, broken only by occasional errands — particularly a trip by Fattahi and her grandmother to her late grandfather's grave — and visits from neighboring women for a remarkably vivid game of cards, the three women are visited by the Syrian past, in the form of home videos of popular movies from bygone years, of recordings of older generations' popular songs.

This property-oriented mindset reflects larger trends and tensions in our Napster-generation popular culture.

Parents in previous generations, popular culture, television shows, and movies, and even self-expectation, have molded the roles.

Mr. Voskopoulos, 69, is one of the best-known members of Greece's older generation of popular singers and nightclub stars.

Frank Sinatra was the best in the next generation of popular singers: his voice was smaller & lighter, but his phrasing & timing gave it a poise & stature Crosby's lacked.

And in addition to longtime competition from iTunes, eMusic has also faced new download stores from Amazon and Google as well as a new generation of popular streaming services like Spotify.