Sentence examples for of a lost generation from inspiring English sources

The results shatter stereotypes of a lost generation.

I don't want to be part of a lost generation.

Both Hamilton and Jefferson had come to regard themselves as charter members of a lost generation.

Left to languish, he will become a member of a lost generation.

What not to say: "Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst really summed up the anxieties and fears of a lost generation.

In his touchingly pensive portraits, too, you get the feeling Mr. Ruckhäberle is painting the mood of a lost generation.

"They are, despite what Tom Brokaw says, really our greatest generation, but they are also kind of a lost generation.

But the plight of the jobless young still arouses a particular concern that transcends politics, evoking talk of a lost generation.

In Picasso's great 1923 painting Seated Harlequin, he uses the sad clown from traditional commedia dell'arte as an emblematic image of a lost generation.

Emmanuel is therefore following in the footsteps of Ernst and Picasso, who witnessed the war's sad impact on France, in mourning the vulnerable bodies of a lost generation.

Back in the recording studio, The BlackForce play on, seemingly revelling in the beat of a lost generation.