Sentence examples for generational strife from inspiring English sources
But at a moment of generational strife, the story had balm-like powers.
Another theme of the movie, set during the Vietnam War, is generational strife, exemplified by the Caldwells' strident pro- and antiwar factions.
His wife, Peggy, to whom he was married for 56 years, did not survive to see it finished, but their six children have applauded their father's effort, especially his handling of the generational strife within the family, Mr. Johnson said, adding, "They feel he told their side of the story very well".
It is a book that shows how the public zeitgeist can shape, even destroy, an individual's life, a book that takes all of Mr. Roth's favorite themes of identity and rebellion and generational strife and refracts them not through the narrow prism of the self but through a wide-angle lens that exposes the fissures and discontinuities of 20th-century life.
It was an atmosphere dominated by Professor Crist's wit but also by generational strife (more on this in a minute).
Cross-generational strife?
O. Scott) 'Another Happy Day' (R, 1 55) The mighty Ellens — Barkin and Burstyn — chew the scenery in this strident wedding melodrama, in which generational and marital factions of a strife-torn family collide and grind out angry sparks.
This wedding melodrama, in which generational and marital factions of a strife-torn family collide, seems acutely aware of its place in the lineage of a genre that it carries to a screeching decibel level.
That would destroy the last semblance of Palestinian self-government in the territories that have been occupied by Israel since the war of 1967.The strife within Fatah has a geographical as well as generational aspect.
But the strife has continued.
