Sentence examples for rejected generation from inspiring English sources

Camping stores and "I Spy" shops offer Generation I and II night scopes and even some models constructed with Generation III image-intensification cylinders -- but only rejected Generation III tubes that failed muster at military standards, according to industry officials.

For this reason, we rejected the generation of Rayleigh waves as an explanation for anomaly 3 (Fig. 4).

These later-born cohorts were reported to have rejected earlier generations' attitudes of collectivism and self-discipline.

He has been charged with rejecting spontaneous generation only to change his mind and accept it, and in the process, with failing (at least in some sense) as a rigorous experimental philosopher.

For reasons that might have been fascinating to explore, the same generation that fought World War II, the Greatest Generation, rejected this role, raising children more interested in self-gratification and creating their own culture of music and clothes than in emulating their parents.

Elegance and beauty have been banished". The mantra that a new generation rejected was harmony.

This singularity presumably helps explain the Republicanism that all but a sliver of her black generation rejected.

This generation rejected traditional opposition leaders, like the toothless political parties that served dictators by providing a veneer of democratic legitimacy, or the Muslim Brotherhood, which many came to see as having been co-opted by the status quo.

Rather than being seen as lovely places full of singing birds, dappled light on falling leaves and other such delights, however, these were often rejected by the generation of the 1960s – precisely those who would go on to create the green movement.

"My grandparents' generation rejected the culture of their parents," said CGS's Mauro Durante.

My parent's generation rejected segregation just as my peers--Republicans and Democrats alike--refuse to let gay marriage divide us as it once did.