Sentence examples for generational fracture from inspiring English sources

That phrase hid a painful generational fracture, caused in part by disagreements about how much to build on the mass-market success of Turow.

That phrase hid a painful generational fracture, caused in part by disagreements about how much to build on the mass-market success of Scott Turow.

Having witnessed the generational fracturing of my own family because of the 1955 Labor party split (it was a source of simmering tension in my parents' marriage for 50 years), I was ever cognisant of the range of emotion and action – from benevolent public service to astounding treachery – that politics could inspire.

Until Saturday, protests had been organic and original, and not surprisingly the burgeoning movement has shown generational fractures from its earliest days in Ferguson.

Tabs may be kept on Mr. Burns, since, as the recent mayoral election underscored, there are political fractures among blacks of a class- and generational-based sort.

The junta is undergoing a generational shift.

It also reflects a generational shift.

Preparing for the Generational Shift.

"It's a generational shift.

There's a generational shift going on.

But once the premise has been established as all too chillingly plausible, the novel revs up into a multifaceted family saga where marital, sibling and inter-generational relationships fracture in the face of increasingly punitive sanctions and shortages.