Sentence examples for representing a generation from inspiring English sources

Representing a generation whose time has come, and offering a message that I think is a little more willing to consider the structural and profound questions at stake in the tectonic shift in our country.

The hemline is key here, because a long skirt is on trend, demure enough for professional life and wearable by an older demographic – but the sleeveless top is equally important, representing a generation of women over-40 who remain fitness-conscious and youthful in outlook, and who are not ready to be fobbed off with dresses designed to hide bingo wings.

Reasonable Doubt ranks on top of albums lists by Rolling Stone (2003's "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time", Blender (2003's "500 CDs You Must Own Before You Die"), Vibe (2004's "51 Albums Representing a Generation, a Sound and a Movement"), and Hip Hop Connection (2006's "The 100 Greatest Rap Albums 1995-2005").

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.

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

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

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.