Sentence examples for generational from inspiring English sources

There is much doubling, which helps close the generational gap, and excellent performances - especially from the women in the cast.

And it gave us Zbigniew Cybulski, a great actor and a new generational icon.

The prime minister, who warned of a "generational struggle" against a "poisonous and extremist ideology" that will last for the rest of his political lifetime, wrote: "I agree that we should avoid sending armies to fight or occupy.

It went on to say: "Already, there is a generational difference within the conservative movement about issues involving the treatment and the rights of gays – and for many younger voters, these issues are a gateway into whether the party is a place they want to be".

But it's also an increasingly important part of our national identity, and it's as much a generational issue as it is a national one.

With an audience of about two million people, the 3-hour Univision show (which will come to an end this fall) has remarkably soothed generational, geographical and linguistic divides.

Join our expert panel from noon to discuss how can we create a society where people aren't so worried about getting old, where there's less stereotyping of older people, more inter-generational contact, and more opportunities to see older people as assets.

By the time Antony became widely known in 2005 with his Mercury prize-winning second album, I Am a Bird Now, he had spent 15 years in Manhattan as one of a startling, inter-generational constellation of dancers, painters, film-makers, musicians and performance artists, mostly clustered on the Lower East Side.

Rowan Atkinson plays Ebenezer Blackadder, a Victorian incarnation of the pan-generational anti-hero, who is, in this era, the kindest man in England.

In those stories the multi-generational violence only ended when the families involved were so sick of it that one made a big gesture to break the cycle.

Family businesses in Europe tend to be older and multi-generational.