Sentence examples for generational rift from inspiring English sources

But we've been serious when we get between the white lines". Asked if Little had adequately managed the personalities on the team, Loney replied, "I don't really have anything to say on that". General Manager Ned Colletti said the revelations of a generational rift in the clubhouse wouldn't affect Little's job status for next season.

The debate about Park's family legacy revealed a generational rift.

Some see a generational rift, with older members favoring the pool over more up-to-date weight equipment.

But the backlash underscored a generational rift among women and self-described feminists that the Clinton campaign has struggled to bridge.

Former New Republic editor Peter Beinart published an important essay on this generational rift in the June 10 issue of the New York Review of Books.

The suggestion that a generational rift might be brewing between the Modern and old wings of the Art Institute was met in official circles with good-natured but firm denials.

The progressive dilemma is also revealed in the value and generational rifts that emerged with such force in the 1960s.

In speaking about firewalls, there is a risk that the tone will turn proprietary, and there can be generational rifts.

Divided households, generational rifts, competing notions of Britishness and a 15-rating for bloody violence when the Ukip posse "clears the air".

But the book is also a brilliant anatomy of childhood, marriage, gender, social class, sexual etiquette, and generational rifts and continuities.

It's a journey full of collisions -- mainly because the very act of shining a spotlight on the ways race, politics, religion and generational rifts have evolved, something that Taylor does quite well, is a process that slowly gleans viewers from the self-identity America has for decades projected as status quo to the world.