Sentence examples for post-war generation from inspiring English sources

The post-war generation cannot find jobs.

"We of the post-war generation are incredibly fit," he says.

Politics, business and the economy are dominated by the post-war generation.

The post-war generation thought they found it in the stiff upper-lip.

President Ciampi is not the only member of the post-war generation still in a position of influence.

Some of these shifts may reflect the declining weight of the immediate post-war generation in German politics.

It was around 2010 that the post-war generation first faced a battering for supposedly having it too good.

As a member of the post-war generation, I arrived belatedly to both The Feminine Mystique and The Awakening.

"When you grow up in the post-war generation you live with all the stories," he explains.

Hired to teach at the Yale School of Art, the ageing bohemian became a guru to a post-war generation creating its own counterculture.

Both were planned in austere times, but it's worth pondering why the post-war generation was better served than the one that is now being born.