Sentence examples for us a generation of from inspiring English sources

It's given us a generation of peace.

If traces of lead near such levels have something to do with learning disabilities, the sweeping decline in blood-lead levels in the U.S. in the past half-century should have given us a generation of geniuses in our elementary schools.

Steve Jobs left us a generation of hardware and software products that have almost become ubiquitous.

It might have made us a generation of infantile fuckwits incapable of even contemplating a proper adulthood, but doesn't your heart beat that much faster when the Instagram likes rack up?

The film that gave us a generation of basement dwelling pseudo-philosophers in leather coats and a endless supply of achingly-hilarious bullet time spoofs is a stain on humanity.

He was a superbly gifted writer who died during the AIDS epidemic that deprived us of a generation of talent.

But for us mortals, a generation of emerging Web sites could make a legitimate tastemaker of anyone with an eye for what's fashionable.

It's this mode that has landed us with a generation of kids who thinks they can do no wrong and that they deserve attention – indeed praise – for simply being themselves.

This means that among us is a generation of women, middle-aged and older, who are discovering to their astonishment that they can be athletes, that it is not too late.

"This has left us with a generation of dirty diesels".

But I myself, and I suspect this is true of many others, get no little satisfaction from the process of doing things well, though, and here before us is a generation of tools which can only be instructed to carry out tasks, something you and I will never do better or worse than one another.