Sentence examples for to be generation from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is still batting around existential questions: What does it mean to be Generation X? Is Paul Ryan real X or pseudo X? "The generational cliché is not being able to find a job and not caring, and taking care to find yourself instead," said Joe Levy, a former Rolling Stone executive editor and chronicler of Gen X culture who now edits Billboard.

And the Internet has given us an opportunity to be Generation E, for entrepreneurs, empowerment and education.

What seems to us, through perception, to be generation of new or destruction of old entities is not that at all.

The formation of the final sterol in the pathway is usually taken to be generation of the Δ-bond.

"I think it's going to be generations".

There are going to be generations of people who will never see it.

The kinetics of the enzyme-induced disassembly process was found to be generation-dependent; the higher generation dendrons were found to disassemble and release the noncovalently encapsulated guest molecules at a much slower rate than the lower generation dendrons.

For instance, avoid slang, since slang tends to be generation-specific.

It has to be renewed generation after generation.

"What used to be a generation gap is now a generation bond," Mr. Cohen said.

He cites the Strauss-Howe generatheory theory and declares his generation to be the hero generation -- the next Great Generation.