Sentence examples for generational disconnect from inspiring English sources
This generational disconnect, which I've taken to calling Generation Gap 2.0, is something I've written about extensively over the last year or so, including in my recently published book Closer Together, Further Apart, coauthored with Dr. Jennifer Schneider.
As other families assemble this month, they may experience the same kind of generational disconnect.
For parents in high-profile positions, however, it means their children can exploit a generational disconnect to espouse their own points of view, or expose private details perhaps their parents wish they would not.
Whatever the cause of the generational disconnect with women, though, Clinton may have stumbled upon the perfect solution in Trump, whom a growing number of women will go to extraordinary lengths to keep from the presidency.
But one curator said the message was arguably more vital for Germany now than at any time in the past six decades, as rising nationalism, more open hostility to immigrants and a generational disconnect from the events of the Nazi era have older Germans concerned about repeating the past.
Thus, if you are planning on multigenerational longevity for your company, it's crucial to prepare for and overcome this generational disconnect well before your great-grandchildren decide to emigrate to Lunar Colony Alpha.
In her lifetime, Loynaz sometimes lamented these generational disconnects: "You know, it's sad to start over with people who didn't exist when I existed".
While many of the anecdotes were lighthearted and sprung from a generational divide – such as Cobb having to explain what a "party line" and "mimeograph" are while telling stories about his time in SNCC – he also talked about more serious generational disconnects that he has worked to address.
There is a problem when politicians attempt to pronounce on the workings of the internet; too many of them don't or won't get it, probably through a mixture of generational and cultural disconnect.
The disconnect is this: In the conservative worldview, it's right and legitimate for private families and corporations to accrue generational wealth, and build great dynasties.
