Sentence examples for generational dividing from inspiring English sources

Mr. McInerney's fatherly discomfort is convincing, and he illustrates a generational dividing line when he complains that his son never answers his cellphone.

"That age bracket straddles a generational dividing line," said Neil Howe, who has written extensively with William Strauss on generational shifts.

Music events could be another potential generational dividing line — peace and quiet versus entertainment — but would also draw the demographic the Park Service is after, Ms. Swapp said.

One of the great generational dividing lines is between those Britons who grew up plagued by agonising chilblains (everyone over 60) and the rest of us milk-fed sops.

To my mind, such images are a huge generational dividing line, the point where it's no longer just about youth culture (something for adults to butt out of), but a situation that has the potential to be both sinister and long term.

The test for the SNP is to try and recapture some of the Yes energy of three years ago, as the class and generational dividing lines in the nation's politics bed in.

An old-fashioned generational divide?

Is there a generational divide?

The generational divide was deep.

There may be a generational divide too.

Some answers reflected a generational divide.