Sentence examples for me generation from inspiring English sources
noun
A generation concerned solely with themselves.
We truly live in a "me" generation.
This may be the season when the Me Generation passes the torch to the Mini-Me Generation.
Who's to say whether 50 million Americans should be called the Me Generation, or the Greatest?
The baby boomers who became the Me Generation have a far stronger sense of entitlement.
As charter members of the Me Generation, baby boomers love to see themselves represented in advertising.
Ms. Fishman, 59, agreed that boomers -- a k a the "me" generation -- were often overreacting.
I'm sure not part of the 'Me Generation.' Who made up that term?
Did the "me" generation born in the 1970s abandon prudence in favour of consumerism?
"It wasn't a love-me generation of composers.
The me-me generation where everybody is famous / Blue check next to ya name or remain nameless [Source].
Modesty, brevity and self-control were not big sellers among the succession of me-generation composers who occupied the 19th century and a lot of the 20th.
