Sentence examples for in a later generation from inspiring English sources

Now in a later generation of the period instrument revival he directs a powerful and individual reading of the 1724 St John Passion.

He was a Sheepshead Bay Jew with a beatnik demeanor, part Lenny Bruce, part heartbroken Dodgers fan, part Queens College grad who in a later generation would have been Ivy League alum.

Brode acknowledges that the question of whether Brownlee seduced MacMillan "defies any definitive answer" but says that the evidence presented in the trial did not justify a finding that he did, and speculates that if MacMillan had brought her suit in a later generation she would have been "laughed out of court".

In 1955, a later generation grieved the passing of the 24-year-old James Dean, who received two posthumous Academy Award nominations on his way to the pantheon.

Apart from the outdoor book vendors on 125th Street, Ms. Mulzac's store became the literary destination in Harlem for a later generation of people "interested in race".

In its seeming failure, however, New Jewish Times had, in fact, anticipated a later generation of edgy and hip Jewish journalism.

It survives only in fragmentary form, incorporated in the commentaries that a later generation of interpreters wrote on the Categories.

But the persistence of anti-Semitism, as demonstrated in the Dreyfus Affair, convinced a later generation of Jews that this was a vain hope that Jews were indeed a nation, and had better find a state of their own if they were to survive.

As a member of the Resistors high school computer club, I spent many late-night hours in the 1970's playing a later generation of the game on a PDP-10.

At the same time, Keynes's personal religion immunised him against the faith in central economic planning that bewitched a later generation at Cambridge.

However, assortative mating was also responsible for the severe decline in genetic variation in later generations.