Sentence examples for generations going through from inspiring English sources
I hate the thought of future generations going through those feelings that I've had to endure," she says.
The cost of a US college education has skyrocketed since previous generations went through university, increasing 1,120% from 1978 to 2010 and, with a perilous job market, they are finding it increasingly difficult to pay off their debts.
I think you see the rest of your generation going through things; there are moments when you look at your life and go what did or didn't I achieve".
But we can't forget everything her generation went through.
"My grandparents' generation went through this kind of thing routinely for years in the first and second world wars.
Hasn't the educated cohort of every generation gone through the stages of opposing consumerism when it is young and poor and embracing consumerism when it is older and richer?
The two did quite briefly fight together in two world wars, but only Tony Blair, after telling a grieving New York six years ago that "My father's generation went through the blitz; they know what it is like to suffer this deep tragedy and attack," could have added: "There was one country and one people which stood by us at that time.
"His generation went through a lot of difficulty and are less dogmatic and ideological than previous generations of leaders".
"Why couldn't we learn from the devastatingly low percentage of successful marriages that our last generation went through?" Divorce hits close to home for the Maroon 5 frontman, whose parents separated when he was 7 years old.
That said, there is a whole generation of young women today who are unaware of the struggles that Wendy and my generation went through, and they're not aware of the price they will ultimately be asked to pay, the choices they will be forced to make, and the long term implications of all those choices made when they're young.
