Sentence examples for represents a generational change from inspiring English sources

At the US embassy and at the grandiose official residence, Winfield House, Barzun's arrival represents a generational change.

Mr. Britt, 64, will be succeeded by Robert D. Marcus, who at 48 represents a generational change both for the company and the industry.

"This election represents a generational change in the pro-democracy movement," said Lo, who is a professor at the Hong Kong Institute of Education.

I don't represent a generational change".

But there is a more hopeful prospect: that Mr Abe, representing a generational change, pushes forward reforms at home and reaches for a bigger role abroad, while undoing the damage to Japan's relations with its neighbours caused by Mr Koizumi's stubborn visits to Tokyo's Yasukuni shrine, a symbol of Japan's past militarism.

At 47, he is the same age as Obama and would represent a generational change in the highest levels of Washington economic policymaking, heading a remarkably young team of White House economic advisers tasked with sorting out one of the worst financial messes since the Great Depression.

Obama also represented a generational change as the first man elected President who was born in the 1960s.

His arrival, they suggest, represents a generational and philosophical change at the federation -- one that values new progressive partnerships and non-traditional organizing, and one that its leaders hope will rejuvenate a labor movement that's been contracting for years.

It also represents a generational shift.

"This represents a generational shift in technology," he says.

One wonders if (and hopes) this represents a generational shift in ambitions.