Sentence examples for the generations when from inspiring English sources

Guitar hero Johnny Marr unites the generations when his resplendent set ends in a mass singalong of Smiths classics.

Wonderfully perceptive on relations between and within the generations: "When a mother calls out Amore without further specification, she is calling for her son".

We're clearly having another of those moments — and they do recur, across the generations — when parents worry that they're not doing their job and that the next generation is consequently in grave danger.

Delcroix (2004) has called this switch of expectations from sons to daughters "the diagonal of the generations"—when parents realise that daughters are likely to provide them with more support and succeed better socially than sons, and adapt their behaviour accordingly and confirms the results of the studies on educational aspirations mentioned above.

This echo came down the generations - when young and already an admirer, I felt affronted on her behalf.

That will keep German politics busy as well as climate change and the question of a just balance between the generations when a declining number of young people has to shoulder the pensions and existence of a growing number of the elderly.

I was of the generation when men would try to unhook your bra in the movies.

I played in the generation when there was punching.

"This could be the generation when life expectancy starts to reverse," he says.

Possibly attributable to the selfishness associated with the generation, when applying for jobs, millennials tend to focus on themselves.

She said: "I was part of the generation when package holidays became affordable and you could go abroad nearly every year.