Sentence examples for television generation from inspiring English sources

As for television, I was the first television generation.

In the 1960s, John Kennedy's impassioned speeches thrilled the first television generation.

Of the north, of suburbia, of the grammar school system and the television generation.

HBO has been the Tiffany Network of cable programming, the sine qua non of the modern television generation.

Their parents were a television generation that watched the tube an average of 22.4 hours a week.

The circuit schematic we built is loosely based off the circuit of Alan Levy's creation at Cornell University while working with Prof. Bruce Land on color television generation.

But now the form has become such a fixture of cultural life that a smarter, post-reality-television generation of novels and movies is beginning to emerge.

Since we were, in childhood, also the last pre-television generation, our tastes in certain respects were formed by comics and the radio.

Ms. Rosler was involved in the peace movement and feminism in the 1960's and responded with art that combined moral brashness and a television-generation sense of the absurd.

Rather than attempting to keep the television signal generation method to ourselves, we openly and freely shared information with whomever asked.

At the beginning of the ambitious German television miniseries "Generation War," five young friends (three men and two women) dance and drink in a Berlin bar.