Sentence examples similar to speaking generation from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, my generation (early 30s) are more likely to wear them, as his generation (mid-50s) try to shake them off.

Generally speaking, the generation power of wind unit can be obtained by Eq. (39).

But frankly speaking, our generation will not be able to move things forward.

I have been writing and speaking about Generation World for a couple of years now.

Non-Dutch speaking first generation immigrant patients should be recognized as a high-risk group for inadequate care, even if they stay a lifetime in the country.

Dr Strickland expects to find that telic/atelic differences in ISN signs among first-generation speakers will seem slight, and that the distinction will have become sharper as the language has evolved (there is now a third ISN-speaking generation).The notion that humans may share such communication basics is also fuel to Dr Wilbur's idea that sign language long predated the spoken kind.

Artists react to artistic tradition, speaking across generations to, and of, their colleagues, but also often to the specific moment in which they are creating.

BRIAN MANDELL Orange, Ohio When Judith Warner refers to "Generation Me" as unmanageable, narcissistic and entitled, she is actually speaking more of "Generation Privileged".

Still, he acknowledged that he was "speaking from my generation's perspective".

He was speaking of a generation of young foreign players raised on televised images of Michael Jordan and American popular culture.

For the next generation, speaking to a tablet or phone will be a matter of course.