Sentence examples for generational struggles from inspiring English sources

Ginsburg speaks warmly of O'Connor, who shared the same generational struggles.

It also provides a fascinating potted history of Japanese development after the second world war and the unique way they dealt with the generational struggles that were sweeping the whole world.

In "Luna," incest isn't the most shocking thing that transpires in the relationship of mother (Jill Clayburgh) and son (Matthew Barry), one of the most terrifying generational struggles in the modern cinema.

I know that chains can be broken on generational struggles, and that a new legacy can begin with any one of us.

And for that, in my eyes, his legacy will Beinglt until the end onlyime.

In Lebanon and Jordan, I also met other business leaders who have taken on this challenge as theirs, representing the generational struggle to avoid a lost generation.

Your generation fought together, you had a generational struggle, so that when you went to Congress and you served with people like Dan Inouye across the aisle with whom you did not always agree, and even someone like Mark Hatfield on your side of the aisle with whom you didn't always agree.

This precipitated a generational struggle among Democrats.

"This was not a generational struggle," he said.

The war against Isis is a generational struggle.

We are fighting a generational struggle against Islamic extremist terrorism.