Sentence examples for these two generations from inspiring English sources

But in general, these two generations look at all of this very differently than we did when we were growing up in the 70's and 80's.

Due to the mobility of the younger generation, we might predict that the success of the home visit approach would generally increase for the ages between these two generations.

These two generations frequently run in the same circles.

"Gala Seville," their vibrant, thought-provoking program, which opened Flamenco Festival New York 2004, proved that flamenco lives on exuberantly in these two generations of performers.

I wonder if college students today remain closer to their parents not so much because these two generations have gone to see the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan together, but because they know they have to.

"Families are more geographically and emotionally separated than ever before, and the chance for these two generations to have any meaningful interaction is somewhat limited," said Tom Easthope, president and a founder of the Seattle-based Generations Touring Company.

The online habits of these three generations mirror a broader transformation in France.

One of the challenges facing fundamental physics has been to provide a natural explanation for these three generations.

"I loved the story of these three generations of men who miss each other in the night and then come together at the end".

On the evidence of just these four generations on my mother's side (and there is a separate complement of psychopathology coming down to me on the side of my father, who drank himself into unconsciousness five nights out of every seven throughout much of my later childhood), it is not outlandish to conclude that I possess a genetic predisposition to anxiety and depression.

The orientations of these three generations of twins were determined and their associated Schmid factors (SFs) were calculated.