Sentence examples for generational dialogue. from inspiring English sources
The song to which she gave the closest reading was Cat Stevens's fraught generational dialogue, "Father and Son".
She also includes a Natalie Cole moment — sharing a song with a recording of her father — that becomes a graceful generational dialogue.
And since Mr. Honig's family members are, in a roundabout way, Mr. Berliner's, the movie enters into a generational dialogue with this filmmaker's ongoing project in cinematic genealogy.
To demonstrate the ongoing generational dialogue among artists, the Whitney asked five young ones -- Reed Anderson, Rina Banerjee, Susan Graham, Ryan Humphrey and Larry Krone -- to create a work inspired by one from the museum's collection (post 1985).
The cross-generational dialogue is an interesting subtext.
Sampled oratory was fundamental to Public Enemy's modus operandi, creating a cross-generational dialogue between the group and various black leaders.
Mark Samels, executive producer of "American Experience," said the bus tour is intended to spur "cross-generational dialogue" about the role of civic engagement and the forms it takes in the Facebook and Twitter era.
Together, they engaged in a cross-generational dialogue and exploration to reflect on the current state of the service-learning and civic engagement field, now fifty years after its emergence in higher education in the 1960s.
I've been watching the cross-generational dialogue here on the Berkeley Blog between Ph.D. candidate Peggy O'Donnell and professor emerita Robin Lakoff, which started with Lakoff's interesting observation about how Hillary Clinton is being "hyperinterpreted" and concluded with O'Donnell's defense of young women who vote for Bernie Sanders.
Engaging young scientists and promoting their continuous interaction with young persons engaged in policy design and implementation, alongside inter-generational dialogue, is vital.
Students took part in inter-generational dialogue and created a documentary among other activities.
