Sentence examples for a cruel future from inspiring English sources

Other books about bears include Sheila Lavelle's Ursula Bear, the delightful story of a little girl who can turn herself into a bear with the help of a magic spell she has learnt from a library book and Gill Lewis's Moon Bear, the story of a young boy's fight to save a bear cub from a cruel future on a bear farm.

If it were not bad enough that studio Lionsgate has been forced to base the latest instalment on the final, middling-at-best novel in Suzanne Collins' bestselling young adult trilogy, someone decided a while back to shoot only half of the far-from-epic tome at a time in order to squeeze every last drop of profit from the hit saga about a cruel dystopian future America.

Prescience is not the measure of a science-fiction author's success — we don't value the work of H. G. Wells because he foresaw the atomic bomb or Arthur C. Clarke for inventing the communications satellite — but it is worth pausing, on the occasion of Ray Bradbury's death, to notice how uncannily accurate was his vision of the numb, cruel future we now inhabit.

Instead, he is nurturing hatred and hostility between the next generation of Israelis and Palestinians, and is condemning them to a cruel and violent future.

Now, in a cruel twist, one that future Americans will recall with much historical chagrin, the Islamic State, the successor of al-Qaeda in Iraq, is now in operation in Afghanistan.

Those joyous cartoon characters strolling arm in arm along the beach appear to be a cruel caricature of my lost future.

Permits for future construction dropped 10 percent, suggesting a cruel summer.

This must stop, not just because it is a cruel injustice but also because it threatens reforms and even the future of Myanmar itself.

For a generation of children who have had their childhoods stolen from them by a cruel conflict, it may be their only chance for a hopeful future.

All sins, past, present and future were forgiven by Christ at the cross, although men condemned Him who knew no sin to a cruel, physical death.

It was a cruel, cruel time.