Sentence examples for show a generation from inspiring English sources

But studies show a generation focused on family, community and helping others.

His data show a generation gap: millennials (those under thirty) are more likely than older Americans to oppose keeping marine mammals in captivity.

At such points the daydreams of Walter Mitty seem to shimmer and crackle like a bad radio signal, interrupted by the far more urgent daydreams of Ben Stiller, Gen X star staring down middle age, keen to show a generation weaned on Wes Anderson flicks that he still has the skateboard moves, camera angles and musical tastes to cut it.

YouTube videos poignantly show a generation who were to be wiped out in WWI happily frolicking in the shallow waters, and not much has changed.

And that's what Cambridge wants to do with the Minx line: Show a generation that hasn't been particularly focused on audio quality what a difference it can make when someone pays attention to that above all.

The results of the Harvard Institute of Politics spring 2013 poll of over 3,000 young Americans ages 18-29 show a generation pessimistic about politics.

R.E.M. showed a generation of collegiate rockers how to wind taut guitar lines around enigmatic words.

His work has shown a generation how to move through the world alone and with confidence.

And which cream puffs will be proudly displayed at classic-car shows a generation from now.

These experiments were very influential, as they showed a generation of designers new possibilities.

Autocratic as they may be, Dr. Soleri's drawings showed a generation of younger architects an alternative to corporate modernism.