Examples of 'silent generation' in a sentence
Meaning of "silent generation"
silent generation - This term often describes the generation of people born between the mid-1920s and early 1940s who grew up during a period of economic depression and war, and are perceived as more reserved or cautious
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- The generation of people born from the late 1920s to the early 1940s.
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They are also called the silent generation.
But the silent generation still has something to say.
This generation is also known as the silent generation.
The Silent Generation were well aware of social problems.
Traditional thinking of the silent generation.
Echoing the silent generation.
The previous student generation was called the Silent Generation.
The first is the silent generation.
My dad 's generation and anyone born before 1945 is called the traditionalists or Silent Generation.
They are from the Silent Generation.
Most of this generation are children of The Silent Generation.
Traditionalists or silent generation.
Most of their children belong to the Silent Generation.
There are no precise dates for when The Silent Generation starts or ends.
Like your grandparents, we are from the Silent Generation.
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I am a member of the Silent Generation.
China witness, voices from a silent generation.
It was 56 per cent for the Silent Generation.
Just 3 % belong to the Silent Generation.
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