Sentence examples similar to a bygone future from inspiring English sources

And people who rest on laurels and past family connections is, gosh, a bygone era.' The future of society, Greig thinks, is the young, sexy entrepreneur.

Mr. Newson came up with a cute, cool little four-seater that evokes a bygone British vision of the future.

Just as a child indiscriminately mimics the behaviors of its parents, picking apart the desiccated corpus of a bygone age promises a looping future built upon the necessity of its epochal resurrection.

This proposed deal paints a dark scenario for the future of all communications -- a future that looks increasingly like a bygone era of monopoly control.

Singapore's cityscape is a glimpse into the future, tinged with remnants of a bygone colonial age.

He dotes on his pet cat to avoid showing love to his son, and mourns a bygone romance as a means of safeguarding against any future relationship.

As TV networks, major record companies and film studios become dinosaurs of a bygone age, where will the sex symbols of the future come from?

Because trying to recreate a bygone golden age is a shaky way to build the future.

The "spectres of lost futures" – witnessed in the popular art of a bygone era – "reproach... the capitalist realist world".

While Singer says he felt the tunnels represent a bygone chapter in his life, he's confident that they have a future.

In the future, cities like Siena, Salamanca or Strassbourg will serve as illustrations of a bygone civilization, frozen in time by the cameras of tourists.