Sentence examples for with generational from inspiring English sources

A high school senior graduating in 2010 could pretty much say the same thing, which is the problem with generational generalizations.

In those days, too, Europe seethed with generational foreboding.

Feufollet The best zydeco or Cajun music album category seethes with generational change.

There are Irish-American families with generational ties to the city's police force.

This issue of child psychologists, counselors and other mental health professionals is one with generational and regional differences.

In a telephone interview, Josie Rourke, the artistic director of the Donmar, described the new plays as being loosely linked by "a concern with generational legacy".

I had always assumed that demographers, in cahoots with pollsters, come up with these generational distinctions.

The best way to deal with this generational gap is to deal with the economic gap at the top.

So an African-American is a black person with long generational lines in the United States, most likely with slave ancestors.

"People love toying with the powers that be and playing with the generational gap, and that many older people just don't get it," he said over email.

The recurring exhibition, which showcases a young generation of international artists, began in 2009 with "The Generational: Younger than Jesus".