Sentence examples for thinking generation from inspiring English sources

Immersed in a rich dance music culture from an early age, Israeli producer Guy J has become an intrinsic part of a forward thinking generation of electronic artists.

Because teaching our children to think big, travel far and blur lines is how we'll raise a globally-thinking generation that's ready to think outside of themselves and to take on the world, one flip-flopped step at a time, sans bubble wrap.

Now I'm having a lonely feeling, thinking of generations stretching ahead who won't see what I saw, what Daniel Webster saw.

When marriage between same-sex couples became legal in 2013, I remember thinking that generations of lesbians might never be aware of the proud feminist tradition of laughing at the ludicrousness associated with getting hitched.

Peter F. Drucker, the revered Austrian-born management guru whose thinking influenced generations of business people worldwide over seven decades, has died at age 95.

What does she think of those against the fixed link? "People against the fixed link are thinking of their generation, not about that of their kids and grandkids.

"I'm thinking about the generation to come," he said quietly.

"This has dominated everyone's thinking for a generation," said Dr. Turner, of the Babraham Institute in Cambridge, England.

"I remember thinking, In every generation new people emerge that's the natural order of things," he said.

I've been thinking of her generation — the one that saved rather than spent, preserved rather than squandered — a lot lately.

The question is the same: "What were we thinking?" The millennial generation that Johnson describes toward the end of "The Best of Times" was remarkably uninterested in government.