Sentence examples for which is a generational from inspiring English sources

THE ECONOMIST: Which is a generational conflict.

"In 2003, we led a revolution which was a generational one too and the polls now show that younger voters are mine," Laporta says.

Six in ten Millennials believe abortion should be available in all or most cases, which is a pattern that exists across generational lines.

In large part this shift is a generational one, which means, yes, we have to talk about millennials (I'm an ancient borderline millennial at 33).

Modest though the magazines are in scale and appearance, there is nonetheless something stirringly immodest - something "authentic and delirious," as e.e. cummings once wrote - about what they are trying to do, which is to organize a generational struggle against laziness and cynicism, to raise once again the banners of creative enthusiasm and intellectual engagement.

(I'd like to note that the alt scene has much less misogyny than the traditional stand-up world, some of which is probably just a generational thing).

It is a generational thing.

This is a generational phenomenon.

"This is a generational thing".

This is a generational rupture.

"There is a generational thing amongst academics.