Sentence examples for pan generation from inspiring English sources

Millennials are often referred to as the "Peter Pan generation" due to their alleged reluctance to participate in many of the "coming of age" milestones of the late-twentieth century economy: car ownership, home ownership, marriage, children.

School's out so we plan a pan-generation expedition.

But none of the Tin Pan Alley generation ever became famous for performing, the way Juan Gabriel did.

That's the doctrine long advanced by the pan-European Generation Identity movement, which holds that the white, Christian population is under threat from a deliberate effort to replace it through Muslim immigration.

The narrative pans across generations of poverty — the women's grandparents sharecropped cotton — while, in the present, results vary.

The academic literature associates these developments with possibilities for sexual experimentation especially among younger generations (Pan 1994; Pan 2002; Farrer 2004; Pan and Yang 2004) and the growing sociocultural significance of romantic love and companionate couple relationships (Wang and Nehring 2014; Jeffreys and Yu 2015).

Another Harvest 2.0 Accelerator alum is P&A Pan, a second-generation vegetable business run by Vange Panagiotidis at Carabooda, north of Perth.

Or will those colossi totter and collapse like Ozymandias, only to be replaced by an endless series of flashes in the pan, as new generations of media organizations just keep on evolving and emerging, faster and faster, each one devouring the previous?

Thus, further studies are warranted to elucidate the cause, using techniques such as broad PCR, pan microarrays and next generation sequencing technologies, together with experimental inoculation studies.

Gaddafi had come to power as the last revolutionary of the pan-Arab nationalist Nasser generation.

ITF2357 (Givinostat), is a second generation synthetic pan-HDACi that belongs to the hydroxamic acids family with HDAC type I and type II inhibitory action36.