Sentence examples for lonely generation from inspiring English sources
My story is about a lonely generation growing up in 1970s China.
Social networking has not, on its own, created a lonely generation.
By Pasha Malla July 2, 2015 Aziz Ansari, in his most recent special, claims that, due to social media, "we're part of the least lonely generation".
While Louis C.K., for example, often laments how leading screen-based lives compromises human empathy, Ansari, in his most recent special, claims that, due to social media, "we're part of the least lonely generation".
Has not thinking about others until adulthood skewed the morality of a generation?Her thesis is that today's only children are materially better off than their forebears sometimes hugely so but that they are a lonely generation whose parents' dreams lie heavy on their shoulders.
Members of previous disconnected, oblivious, conformist, and lonely generations may be surprised to learn that that their social ills are being banished by a choir of fourteen-year-old Snapchatters.
"Certainly, there are the raw ingredients for a Faulknerian harrowing: three lonely generations of racist prison guards (infirm retiree Peter Boyle, execution-team captain Billy Bob Thornton, rookie Heath Ledger), and a boozy waitress (Halle Berry) whose husband (a fine, weary-voiced Sean Combs) is on death row".
And in a survey of more than 20,000 people, the health insurance company Cigna found that young adults (18- to 22-year-olds) are actually the loneliest generation of all.
There has been an influx of news recently about how lonely our younger generations are, and we were recently voted the loneliest country in Europe.
Suddenly a generation of lonely basement kids had marketers whispering in their ears that they were the most important commercial demographic of all time.
