Sentence examples for more recent generation from inspiring English sources

The prices paid for prankish works by a more recent generation were no less remarkable.

Until the more recent generation of DJs it was this which set him apart from his contemporaries.

But the old-fashioned pursuit of laughter for its own sake seems to have fallen out of fashion among the more recent generation of playwrights.

Hopes of such long-term profits played a part in the steep prices that were achieved on Wednesday by the more recent generation of Fun School artists.

The more likely reason for this observation was that most students before our more recent generation of candidates for president were likely to have been required to study the classics, a rule that was abolished in the 1960s and 70s.

At the end of last year, at another centre for contemporary arts conference, Nicholas made a point of putting together an older generation of concrete poets - Chopin, Cobbing and Emmett Williams - with a more recent generation of language poets, including Charles Bernstein.

But among more recent generations, the number has dropped to about 90percentt.

Among the more recent generations, Mr. Jabbar, now snowy haired, made the most decisive choice.

Unlike more recent generations of computing and Internet pioneers, Spacewar's six programmers did not find fortune from their invention.

In more recent generations, people have borrowed freely from physics (black hole, light speed), geology (tectonic shift), cardiology (type A personality) and most of all psychology.

Back in Philadelphia, he married, raised two children, worked as a master plumber — and, for decades, endured problems that more recent generations of veterans might recognize.