Sentence examples for generation yes from inspiring English sources

I'd venture a guess that our generation — yes, I'm a boomer — has paid more into the Social Security system than the superbly marketed Greatest Generation.

Australia's golden generation (yes, another one) is fading but the signs from Wednesday's 2-1 vintory in South Korea is that a talented new wave is coming through.

Nelson Mandela, the greatest man of his generation, yes, but across the generations one of the most courageous people you could ever hope to meet.

"Nelson Mandela, the greatest man of his generation, yes, but across generations, one of the most courageous people you could ever hope to meet," he said.

Nelson Mandela, the greatest man of his generation, yes, but across the generations, one of the most courageous people you could ever hope to meet … As long as Mandela was alive, you knew that even in the worst disasters, there was someone there standing between us and the elements who represented goodness and nobility.

Systemic treatment data comprised of neoadjuvant chemotherapy (yes, no), adjuvant chemotherapy (no chemotherapy, yes: first generation, yes: second generation (anthracycline based), yes: third generation (taxane based)), and endocrine therapy (yes, no).

And there is something unbearably touching about the way that characters such as Vershinin and Solyony, Irina's Byronic suitor, think their own unhappiness will be eclipsed by the joy of future generations (yes, they do mean us - it's a humbling thought).

But the Holocaust should be explained to the younger generation, and, yes, you should be allowed to collect these things.

I'm sure some will see them as further condemnation of the next generation and yes they ain't very judicious or classy.

If I dedicate a full half-hour of my life to a scrupulous inspection of a new Generation Z (yes, he looks that young) kitchen whiz from England, I expect more in return than a winning smile and a recipe for vodka-soused watermelon.

It was assumed here for many generations that, yes, we had lots of Mexican-Americans in our midst, but it was also assumed that they didn't vote.