Sentence examples for generational span from inspiring English sources
The show's generational span actually reaches from Oscar Bluemner (1867-1938) to Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000), with figures like Joseph Cornell, Elie Nadelman and Reginald Marsh in between.
One of the most unique attributes of modern country is that it is ageless, streamlined to appeal across a wide generational span, from teenagers to boomers.
Not for Cianfrance, this time, the chronological leaps and loops that made "Blue Valentine" so painfully tense, or the generational span of "The Place Beyond the Pines" (2012), which could barely contain itself under the pressure of narrative ambition.
However wide the generational span of Beaton's acquaintance — the full run of his diaries takes us from Mrs. Patrick Campbell to Bianca Jagger — what's most remarkable about the journals is the gradual darkening of individual portraits over time.
To understand the generational span within the modern office environment, we must first recognize their differences.
Two features define the radio stations targeted at the 2.5 million people of Asian origin in Britain at the moment: first, the cross-generational span; and second, booming growth.
Owing to the strong limitation on the ability of tumour cells to push on other tumour cells, for example, clustering of progeny around the tumour is seen to cause cell crowding and consequent self-inhibition of the tumour as a whole if most cells have a limited generational life span.
Disparate elements in both groupings introduce a sense of generational time spans, and the density seems to lend weight to the social statement.
Belle & Sebastian (Thursday) The Scottish indie-pop veterans Belle & Sebastian cribbed their name from a French children's book and share a similar winsome simplicity that traverses generational attention spans.
One interesting side benefit of the site is how it has brought generations of families together and provided opportunities to span the generational chasm.
Do these fears and prejudices not span the generational divide or are they just being brushed under the rug, a way to quell the anxiousness and despair these kids feel that the adults can hide or better deal with?
