Sentence examples for vast generation of from inspiring English sources

I am part of a vast generation of people who perpetually live as if they just graduated from college.

But mainly, it has gone over the heads of a vast generation of Roman Catholics who have no idea what it means: "Bishop Announces Plenary Indulgences".

When, in 1996, the first members of America's vast generation of baby-boomers reached 50, many were aghast to find on the doormat an application form from the American Association of Retired People AARPP).

I can make out the life of the 33-year-old man, one of a vast generation of younger Egyptians making their claims on a crowded land, picking their way through the cultural confusion that has settled upon the country in recent years.

Further study showed that ischemia led to vast generation of mitochondrial ROS in the rat liver, and co-treatment of CQ aggravated this ischemia-induced ROS production.

The piece left the impression of a vast generation gap, with no heroes from the latter half of the baby boom.

"A vast generation gap between lovers is hardly unheard of in France, but their intimacy is more complex.

"They represent a vast lost generation of children.

This, in turn, could discourage a vast new generation of Pakistani voters from participating in the democratic process.

The pension-advance firms geared up before the financial crisis to woo a vast and wealthy generation of Americans heading for retirement.

Coover's often avant-garde work was far from commercially successful, but he had a vast influence on a generation of postmodern writers, including David Foster Wallace, Dave Eggers, and Rick Moody.