Sentence examples for led a generation of from inspiring English sources

Rosen went on, "The Yiddish Forward led a generation of American Jews into American life.

Paul Gascoigne led a generation of males to sport the "Gazza" haircut, yet his popularity was only mildy dented by the sight of his partner Sheryl skulking past the paparazzi with a face swollen and bruised by his fists.

Now known as the "martyred king of Beats," Jack Kerouac, with his impulsive yet lucid prose as typified in (1957), led a generation of poets and authors known as the Beat Generation.

Out of respect and an aversion to self-inflation, and also in order for the other musicians to shine, he played with them discreetly, sitting in the back, beside the drummer, who is his son, Joachim, which led a generation of listeners to think of Cooder as a record producer and not know that he was mainly a master guitarist.

Her TV shows, books and magazines explaining how to prepare dinner for 20 and re-tile the roof before breakfast, have led a generation of women to aspire to domestic excellence: where they, like Martha, can run a dream home and be fulfilled.

Although it lacks the inventiveness of his more radical Modernist contemporaries, his work with its depictions of the preoccupations that led a generation of writers and readers to break away from Victorian social, sexual, and cultural norms provides crucial insight into the social and cultural history of Anglo-American Modernism.

As my leaders are going through seminars of how to lead a generation of millennials in the military, they are slowly learning how to lead and support LGBT members and their unique struggles they may face as well.

Twenty years ago, this country's police were led by a generation of chief officers who had left school at 15 and learned their lessons from the army.

This victory led to a generation of political ascendancy of the weavers' guild in the urban centres and ended the threat of French annexation.

Limitations of model-based controls led to a generation of intelligent control techniques such as adaptive and fuzzy controls.

These facts together led to a generation of our research hypothesis that DAMO bacteria, DAMO archaea and anammox may exist in rumen.