Sentence examples for the generation raised from inspiring English sources

For the generation raised on daddy/daughter dances a touchstone may turn out to be the recent Amanda Bynes movie "What a Girl Wants".

But if the generation raised on social media is increasingly wary of its impact on them, the generation who discovered it later in life is a different matter.

There are also the children who stayed, the generation raised by revolutionaries, who tried to build a just society through volunteer work and communal sacrifice.

Baszile, 39, says she wrote The Black Girl Next Door, published this month by Touchstone, to express what it meant to live in the generation raised after lunch counters were desegregated.

We live in the Age of the Upgrade, and the generation raised on the Internet is the most fickle of brand champions: it loves something passionately, until it doesn't.

Several decades after mass immigration began, enough long-term data exist to see how the generation raised in France by parents from other countries has done.In a word, badly.

For the generations raised on state patrimony, the prospect of such largesse running dry because of runaway public debt has come as a rude awakening.

Even Louv might agree that this is a defining dilemma of our times, or at least of the generations raised with a walking stick in one hand and a joystick in the other.

But critics say it introduces a permanent change to DNA that would be passed through the generations, raises concerns about the use of embryos and opens the door to designer babies.

Moreover, we are starting to see the impact of the first generation raised with the internet.

That was the question the Founders' generation raised when it established a new society predicated on absolute rights.