Sentence examples for a future marked from inspiring English sources

But the idea of a future marked by equality and respect will make hundreds of thousands walk.

Based on this, what are the business and social implications of a future marked by the exponential growth of information technologies?

When the army proclaims that, in a future marked by "persistent conflict", "stability will be paramount, not the form of governance", it's not hard to imagine the US reverting back to the same foreign policy of propping up repressive and undemocratic regimes that helped spawned the jihadists the neocons thought they could foolishly defeat militarily.

While the outcome of reconciliation is oriented toward a future marked by peaceful and just relations, the processes of reconciliation are typically oriented towards the continuing bad feelings, suspicions, or harms that were created by the conflicts and injustices of the past.

Sustaining this commitment and others like it will help create the future we want for all of our sisters and brothers -- a future marked by growth, shared responsibility, and mutual respect.

But it's also fun to revisit the original 1979 "Mad Max" and its '80s sequels "The Road Warrior" and "Beyond Thunderdome," to see the birth of Mel Gibson as a movie star and to marvel at how prescient Miller's vision of a future marked by environmental devastation and intense factionalism has turned out to be.

Answer them the other way, and you have a foundation for a shared future marked by peace rather than violence.

Vonnegut imagines a near future marked by ecological and cultural devastation, in which the only human endeavor uniting the world is a plan to launch a rocket ship full of semen to the Andromeda Galaxy, in the hope of creating a new race.

As stated in a 2007 study on PYD, "if young people have mutually beneficial relations with the people and institutions of their social world, they will be on the way to a hopeful future marked by positive contributions to self, family, community, and civil society".

He said that he felt that a lull in constant speculation about his future marked the right time to leave.

Outbursts of pessimism for the near future marked the first months of the year 1999 in Norway, but after midsummer a more optimistic mood prevailed.