Sentence examples for of a particular generation from inspiring English sources

Hannan was part of a particular generation of young Conservatives deeply marked by these events.

It really is a part of history, and of a particular generation".

"Robert's films have become the history of a particular generation in France," said his fellow Agat producer Yvon Davis.

The violent crime epidemic was the result of changes in context, not the bad character of a particular generation.

It is in part a memoir of an American Catholic of a particular generation, a self-confessed "lefty" whose political and spiritual awakening came during the Vietnam War.

"This is the coming of age of a particular generation that suddenly finds the novel an attractive form," Mr. Chaudhuri said.

"I think of Ben as really a key person and probably at the top of the field in terms of the strong representation for a particular generation, but also a particular aesthetic and way of working — artists who really are pushing the boundaries of performance".

The fact that it is only available on pay-as-you-go is an indication that even its exclusive network partner in the UK, Orange, knows it's more of a gift for a particular generation than a real mobile phone or indeed watch.

Mr. Strauss said, "There are aspects of being a particular age, and there are aspects of being a particular generation, and to get it right you have to look at both".

On the initiation of the study the latest systematic review stated there was insufficient evidence to suggest that there was a significant difference in the efficacy of cephalosporin's compared with that of teicoplanin or penicillin-derivatives, or that a particular generation of cephalosporin's was more effective than another [ 16].

But she also embodies a particular generation of California liberal, and her retirement from Congress marks a shift in the progressive face of the state.