Sentence examples for surviving generation from inspiring English sources
"He spoke out forcefully about the depression and PTSD that the surviving generation of gay men from the plague years often suffered from, regardless of HIV status.
Mutations of the mind also began to appear in some of the surviving generations; those discovered are either burnt alive along with the rebels or labelled as "Misfits" and outcasts.
But documents that survive generations of warfare and accidents take on ever greater power.
Mr. Nighy plays Johnny Worricker, a high-level MI5 officer who has survived generations of purges and power struggles by trusting no one and always keeping his cool.
From the moment he emerged from Delhi's drains, he had the DNA of ancestors who survived generations on the meanest streets.
Memorably satirized in Joel and Ethan Coen's "Barton Fink," it's a morality tale with enough of an element of truth (think of all the Sundance winners who have vanished into the maw) to survive generations of telling.
A week ago, after the ginger scones and suffocating with sadness, she took the afternoon off from work and drove to Micanopy to look at antiques, because she feels solace when she touches things that have survived generations of human hands.
Seeming to grow tinier and tinier with every public appearance, constantly complaining about his ill health and general discouragement but still bowing and smiling with the dazzling charm of old, the king is the living symbol of a nation that has survived generations of anguish.
But while changing sari fashions are unavoidable, the traditional style has survived generations of fashion cycles.
This wider want can be simplified by systematic inclusions of IK skills on groundwater management which have enabled locals to survive generations of water stress.
These experiences informed his decision to start designing his own skateboards and create decks that teach about the issues he's seen his whole life colonialism, genocide, and other Aboriginal rights issues that have survived generations.
