Sentence examples for represent a generation from inspiring English sources

My students represent a generation of Russians who grew up with the conflict in Chechnya.

Hunter and Lance Gumbs represent a generation of Shinnecocks who came of age in the sixties.

The new members represent a generation that the industry hopes will lead fashion into a new era.13.

The paintings on display, mostly portraits, represent a generation of celebrated works by black artists, which have toured America's museums during the past two decades.

These voters represent a generation of Americans reared in the cynical, detached environment after Watergate rather than in the idealist, more doctrinaire atmosphere of the '60s.

"I represent a generation who came of age during the golden years of cinema verite and historical documentary," Mr. Else said.

Ullmann represents a generation of the nameless.

But in that, he represented a generation.

In that sense, she represents a generation growing old in a different way.

These ghost-like individuals, mostly elderly, represented a generation that had lost to the market.

Mohammad represents a generation that has been failed by the state.