Sentence examples for spoke to a generation of from inspiring English sources

Their psychedelic sound spoke to a generation of ravers during the second "summer of love".

After the release of their first album, the Stone Roses spoke to a generation of ravers during the second "summer of love" in 1989.

WHEN Diane Von Furstenberg first introduced her wrap dress in the 1970s, the jersey shift with its sexy, kimonolike simplicity spoke to a generation of women just starting to reap the benefits of women's lib.

Much in the same way that Taxi Driver spoke to a generation of young men suffering from disillusionment in the post-Vietnam era, Alfie spoke to a post-millennial man who was really worried that that his T-zone was looking a bit oily.

Much in the same way that Taxi Driver spoke to a generation of young men suffering from disillusionment in the post-Vietnam era, Alfie spoke to a post-millennial man who was really worried that his T-zone was looking a bit oily.

In the strange, ageist world of doctor-assisted suicide (the median age of patients who used the state law in Oregon is 71), she spoke to a generation of her own, and her voice was powerful enough to inspire a dialogue across the country.

His words speak to a generation of young people disenchanted by unemployment and widespread corruption: but to supporters of the monarchy such disrespect comes close to treason.

Scarves, Ms. Jaffe said, speak to a generation of fashion indies, aspiring Rachel Zoes, for whom wrapping and tying "is all about being your own stylist".

He spoke to a generation - regardless of race - about sex, death, politics, and celebratory nihilism.

These issues certainly aren't limited to millennials, but Dunn's approach undeniably speaks to a generation caught between outdated boomer visions of success and the harsh realities of a world that increasingly makes basic financial survival a luxury only a few are entitled to.

Mr. Colbert said the impact of the rock CD, which he called "warm, exciting and accessible" is that the "genre of music speaks to a generation that has no connection with eastern European traditional Jewish music, but has a deep connection with that of American secular music".