Sentence examples for a brutal future from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, many people resist the notion that such a brutal future is possible.

Updike's subject, in his major fiction, was the life of middle-class American Wasps, and his early works were deliberate responses to writers who he thought had given up on that life, or who saw the world heading toward a brutal future.

Asher imagines an unrelentingly brutal future with such conviction that it carries the force of prophecy.

Those newspapers that still, ostrich-like, refused to appreciate the opportunities and benefits of the internet would face a "bleak and brutal" future, he added.

That other ninth-grade classic, Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World," where a permanent playground of sex and drugs persists in a fiercely inegalitarian society, seemed to me far more prescient, and so did any work of Philip K. Dick's that extrapolated forward our bizarre American entertainment obsessions into an ever more brutal future in which Ken and Barbie might be worshipped as gods.

There she meets Elias, one of the academy's most skilled soldiers--but one with a secret desire to escape Blackcliff and the brutal future that awaits him there.

Then there will be a panel, and probably that new segment where David Gregory stares at a giant tweetdeck and faps himself into a brutal and uncertain future.

He said that the lobbying group angered a lot of its members last year during a brutal fight over the future of Medicare.

"There is no future for a brutal dictator like Assad in Syria," said Marie Harf.

This future is a brutal one, with a war being fought by clones, machines and humans, and any mix of the three.

The storm was a brutal reminder of what the future may look like if climate change continues to run riot.