11.   The performers are now better known if not necessarily more distinguished.Much of the material here will be familiar to collectors of my postwar generation.

12.   The postwar American Jewish generation came into the world at the same time as the State of Israel, the great redemptive hope of the Jews.

13.   The need dipped during the Baby Boom of the postwar generation as colleges became more selective, but has grown steadily since.

14.   These concerns were backed by history, but in retrospect clearly underestimated the transformation of West German society in the postwar generation.

15.   Tony Blair and Diana belong to a postwar generation, who speak a language far removed from that of the previous ruling class.

16.   Evans also attacked the idea of nuclear deterrence by saying that the terror it induced in postwar generations was as evil as nuclear war itself.

17.   He said postwar generations should not be required to bear the responsibility for actions taken before they were born.

18.   She blamed her government, saying it had failed to educate the postwar generations properly.

19.   The pan-European idealism of a generation that lives with memories of World War II is giving way to a more businesslike approach by the postwar generation.

20.   The postwar generation of orphans are children whose parents died in accidents or natural disasters, or of sickness, or who were abandoned.