How to Use youthquake in a Sentence
youthquake
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But in many ways, Lewis helped spark the youthquake of the ’60s.
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David Colton,
USA TODAY,
2017-12-19
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That the youthquake may have been a murmur should be little comfort to the Conservatives.
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The Economist,
2018-02-03
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The customers came from many nations but only one generation: an inky pan-ethnic youthquake.
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Jane Kamensky,
New York Times,
2018-02-28
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There are few faces more synonymous with the youthquake of the '60s than Veruschka, who turns 79 today.
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Lauren Valenti,
Vogue,
2018-05-14
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The film's wardrobe symbolized the youthquake of the 1960s and the desire of women to dress in a childlike, girlish manner.
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Lauren Alexis Fisher,
Harper's BAZAAR,
2015-01-27
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Trainspotting captured a zeitgeist moment in 1996, the center where fashion, heroin chic, rave culture, AIDS, and the tail-end of the indie cinema movement coalesced into a grimly comic, youthquake of a movie.
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Drew Fortune,
Esquire,
2017-03-16
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