Sentence examples for the modern generation from inspiring English sources

Daniels was dubious about the modern generation of magicians.

"The first line of treatment shouldn't be the modern generation of antibiotics.

"It's almost perfect for the modern generation of touring cars," said Jason Plato of the Levorg.

I fear that the modern generation are being let down by the system.

(Blowin' Money Fast)," songs that defined the modern generation of hip-hop's new-money bombast.

The modern generation of TGV is even more sophisticated than the Eurostar.

A Twitter follower of mine Robert Ramsey pointed out that the modern generations are the first ones to be able to record or download their favourite entertainments and watch them at will, thus keeping them fresh in the memory rather than fading over time.

Ms. Fishman also said the boomers were the first modern generation to value the individual over the group.

We have all witnessed hundreds of times how disconnected this modern generation is from one another.

The question is not unreasonable, given that Americans born since 1975 -- the biggest moviegoers -- are the first modern generation for whom westerns and the cowboy mystique are not a thread in the weft of their daily lives.

I am lucky enough to be part of what I think of as the Tate Modern Generation - teenagers who have, for a good eight years, been able to see modern and new art at a cost of nothing.