Sentence examples for thousand generations of from inspiring English sources

("Her brown eyes," he wrote, "were pools of empathy evolved through a thousand generations of what was good and decent in the history of the human race").

Neil Kinnock's 1987 homily about being the first in a thousand generations of Kinnocks to make it to university still sends a shiver down the spine precisely because it wasn't about education so much as about progress – tearing down class barriers, putting the world at kids' feet, feeling that the lives of the next generation could be better and wider than yours.

That's a credit to a thousand generations of our ancestors.

Bring it on, baby; I have a thousand generations of patience to draw upon, and a thousand more of love to give you.

She wore bright-red lipstick, which gave her lips a 3-D look, her brown eyes were pools of empathy evolved through a thousand generations of what was good and decent in the history of the human race.

Three generations of suffering.

Three generations of men pitching horseshoes.

Three generations of Penrose/Miller descendants.

Matriarch spanning four generations of loving family.

"He said: 'I see three generations of one family.

The three are members of five generations of Lincoln scholars.