Sentence examples for generational discrepancy from inspiring English sources
Expand beyond the immediate parameters of this exercise, and the generational discrepancy grows even more acute: add Thomas Pynchon and E. L. Doctorow, Anne Tyler and Cynthia Ozick, John Irving and Joan Didion and Russell Banks and Joyce Carol Oates and you will have a literary pantheon born almost to a person during the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt.
This type of generational discrepancy is difficult for my family to come to terms with.
Oh well, times have changed and normally I would say all these cross-generational discrepancies are ironic, except that if my five-year old doesn't shape up and pass that kindergarten interview, she can forget about ever listing me as a reference.
A generational taste shift?
This change is generational.
That's a generational thing.
Nor was the division generational.
It is a generational thing.
They are generational as well.
For some it's generational.
