Sentence examples for generations respond from inspiring English sources

"From the Leveson Inquiry to the Snowden revelations to what Google is doing with its ads, and how different generations respond to the uploading of one's biography online.

The hundreds of people who had been farming and living on Île-à-Vache for generations responded by staging protests, which haven't halted construction.

"In the writing process, it really hit me – that thread of connectivity between women of different generations responding to the same inputs in very different ways.

His book Ways of Seeing, and the 1972 BBC television series based on it, changed the way at least two generations responded to art.

But as more and more markets opened — the Middle East, Latin America and most importantly China, whose annual box office has swelled from $1.51 billion in 2011 to $11 billion in 2015 — those audiences, more than a billion people who'd been sheltered from American media for generations, responded less to specific actors and more to characters.

I felt nostalgic watching a new generation respond to my hero, who now had gray hair and appeared without his trademark face paint.

Will our generation respond to today's global crisis, like the greatest generation of the World War II era did?

Nearly all the most adventurous artists in Whistler's generation responded avidly to Japanese aesthetics.

"Our children and grandchildren will look back on how our generation responded to a world threat," he said.

"We will have witnesses to the events in the photographs, and the younger generation responding to them," Mr. Shapiro said.

Whatever the generation, responding to the wants and needs of children while trying to teach the lessons that will fortify their characters is a tricky assignment.