Sentence examples for generation regard from inspiring English sources

Only 10% of the pre-war generation regard unemployment benefit as a priority.

To be sure, Washington was primus inter pares within the founding generation, generally regarded, then and thereafter, as "the indispensable figure".

Every sporting generation regards its own as the most worthy.

Every new generation regards Hendrix as a touchstone, said McDermott.

Blumenfeld is one of the most respected sculptors of her generation, regarded by some as the heir to Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.

The design can be used to engage the young generation regarding building insulation and energy efficiency.

Younger people who began following Moynihan only in the 1990's sometimes find it hard to understand why an older generation regards him so highly.

My mother's generation regarded it as a badge of honour not to work, to marry someone who had enough of an income to keep them".

So this younger generation regards the threat of the North as a sort of propaganda thing rather than as a reality.

The younger generation regards online not as a separate place "but as just a sort of continuation of their existence," says Danah Boyd, a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.

Tricky intergenerational rifts sometimes result as is the case with some British Muslims and was once the case with Britain's Jews with the second generation regarding the first as cowed and meek.The next secondThe job of policy is to direct that legitimate feeling of entitlement towards civic engagement and away from radicalism.