Sentence examples for generations gone by from inspiring English sources
There's old-fashioned discrimination, stemming from the socialization, of generations gone by, that conditioned men (and many women) to believe that women belonged at home, taking care of the kids.
By contrast, a life that enjoys material advantages unimaginable to generations gone by – smartphones, convenience food, cheap flights perhaps – might still be poor if it is lived without hope, company or direction.
As Randi explains, spending time in the outdoors was not a choice for generations gone by.
They blame it on the generations gone by.
As a result, new-fangled Democrats have taken a page out of the Republican playbook and today's fiscally-centrist Democrat bears no resemblance to Democrats of generations gone by.
Simply because the social and political conditions haven't changed; generations go by, but the same ideas endure".
Thus, as generations go by, the gene pool of the species can get more and more complex, but notice that this can only occur if the gene pool interacts with the outside world.
Although its campaigns always feature natural spaces, the organization began running a new spot in a few test markets for a week or so after Sept. 11, one that "was all about families and that shows a place that stays the same even as generations go by," said Nancy Crozier, the Nature Conservancy's director of brand marketing.
Researchers predict that this will lead to an evolutionary loop requiring increasing numbers of caesareans as the generations go by.
Two generations have gone by since the last real steel barons led the world in production and we look back on those days with nostalgia.
