Sentence examples for generational confrontation from inspiring English sources
He touched off far-reaching arguments across a wide ideological divide when he interpreted the student rebellions of the 1960's as a largely generational confrontation.
(This generational cleft, and the confrontation-versus-conciliation divide attending it, is, of course, a key feature of our current racial politics.
For example, some research finds that having more children leads to more generational conflicts and economic confrontations, resulting in a low degree of satisfaction for the elderly (Watson and Kivett 1976).
Another feature of the presidential election is that the troublesome regional confrontation has disappeared while generational conflict between old and young has emerged.
But when he crosses paths with a rookie police officer (Bradley Cooper), their violent confrontation spirals into a tense generational feud.
A confrontation is looming that is as inevitable as was the generational upheaval that swept the United States during the Vietnam era.
A generational taste shift?
This change is generational.
Why the generational division?
