Sentence examples for generation thought from inspiring English sources

Koch says, "Over the past four hundred years, since the discovery of the telescope, each successive generation of astrophysicists has realized that the universe is still bigger than the previous generation thought.

The post-war generation thought they found it in the stiff upper-lip.

"My parents' generation thought of themselves as Kurdish first, Muslim second and human third," he tries to explain.

I'm talking to God!" Violinists of my generation thought he was the king, and I was no exception.

Whereas my generation thought posh was about how many books you'd read, these days people think rich equals posh.

"I think it'll be obvious very shortly that dwarf planets surely outnumber the planets our fathers' generation thought of as the mainstream," Dr. Stern, 47, said.

What do we have to look forward to, now that Gwyneth has ceded her spot in the limelight to a new generation of thought leaders?

To someone of Emerson's generation, European thought and writing was almost all there was; Puritan sermons, Benjamin Franklin's blithe compositions, the Founding Fathers' chiselled eloquence, Washington Irving's sketches, and James Fenimore Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales — all were easily overlookable by a serious American aspirant to high thought and poetry in the early nineteenth century.

The end result should be increased lead generation, established thought leadership and heightened brand awareness.

The gospel of exceptionalism goes like this: black men have a duty to reach back into their communities, to be the next public servants, to be the next generation of thought leaders.

The mindfulness practitioner's effort to stop the generation of thought and to pay attention to internal perceptions and emotions is reflected in PFC and ACC activation.