Sentence examples for present generational from inspiring English sources

There is a clear and present generational shift in attitude.

"You borrow from future dollars to benefit the present, basically generational robbery," she told CNBC.

The Thunder is the youngest team in these playoffs, and the Mavericks are the oldest, presenting a generational matchup of sorts.

Hanukkah presented another generational divide.

"For example, the figure of the father, even the flawed or absent father, is one of his most trenchant themes and is present, along with generational conflict, in all of his work".

The two robed figures presented a striking generational tableau, but I didn't pause then to reflect that Justice Stevens represented an era that had already faded from collective memory, a time when a Supreme Court nominee didn't have to check every box, a time when we could welcome a nominee who might be willing to learn something on the job.

Compare the present situation with the generational conflict that followed the 1923 earthquake that destroyed Tokyo and Yokohama.

Fascists often presented their cause in generational terms.

It was one of those shows, so artfully and simply presented, that struck a generational chord.

These are the staples of the genre, yes — but also "Floribama Shore" presents evidence of a generational shift, of a fresh approach to exhibitionism.

At the beginning of his squandered career, at the moment of his early triumph, Newt Gingrich was youthful, brash, filled with ideas, and presenting himself as a generational peer and contrast to President Bill Clinton.