Sentence examples for trophy generation from inspiring English sources

"This is the trophy generation," she said.

That will depend, of course, on whether America has the stomach for sacrifice for telling its "trophy generation" that sweating the hard stuff is painful but unavoidable; that science and mathematics really do matter.

Without hesitation, I forked over my money and contributed to the Trophy Generation Fund.

As a whole, the Millennials have been regularly pilloried in the press for being the "Participation Trophy Generation".

Pro-Trump people will say that the protestors are mainly a bunch of college kids who didn't get their way, part of the trophy generation.

The oft-raised question and it's a big one for the U.S. is whether millennials (also known as "The Everybody Gets A Trophy" generation) have been so coddled, so inoculated against insults and injury, that they are now too, well, soft to achieve entrepreneurial success.

Bellow ended up with the most impressive trophy haul in his generation of American writers: three National Book Awards, a Pulitzer Prize, and a Nobel.

Though she probably spent as much time in fitting rooms as any trophy wife of her generation, her favorite role was solitary savant -- thumbing through St. Augustine's "City of God" at 3 in the morning, reclining in a bed surrounded by stuffed birds, hair flowing over her shoulders, glasses perched on the end of her heavily powdered nose.

Many private reserves and protected areas in southern and eastern Africa make use of trophy hunting for income generation, and as a means of both eliminating 'problem' elephant bulls [22], [23] and manipulating the population's linear dominance hierarchy [24].

Forlán scored two goals in the final against Paraguay, then lifted the trophy and announced: "Three generations have won this trophy.

It all sounds a little drab for young Enzo, but he can take heart from the story of the Forláns of Montevideo, a family who have led Uruguay to international trophies across three generations.