Sentence examples for generational schism from inspiring English sources
A poll published last week showed the extent of the generational schism in the EU debate.
This is because of a problem producers have yet to solve: how to deliver new work to an audience where the generational schism is wide and getting wider.
His comment, accompanied by a vigorous slashing motion, spoke to a deep anger toward Obama and a fascinating generational schism among black leaders.
The fact that his chief opponent, Mayor Matti Herrera Bower, is a two-term, 72-year-old Cuban-American who promotes her experience and grandmother credentials makes the generational schism all the more striking.
And it was the results of the clear generational schism of the first half of the Seventies, as the sons and daughters of the Forties and Fifties wave of Commonwealth immigration made the Notting Hill carnival their own.
What's maybe sadder than the 401K episode is what this phone call generational schism means for people who are older than you.
But these fictional families have nothing on the real-life tales of feuding billionaire clans, wracked by generational schisms, sibling rivalries, jealousy and greed.
Some people said Mr. Cosby's comments had simply brought to the surface long-simmering generational and class schisms among blacks.
"But as Yogi Berra said, 'It ain't over 'til it's over.' " Just as the struggle between the exiles and the Castro regime was always a civil war in the most basic sense, pitting family member against family member, so the political schism in Miami is a family and often a generational affair.
"The schism between content creators and platforms like Kickstarter, Tumblr and YouTube is generational," he wrote in an e-mail.
