Sentence examples for a future that existed from inspiring English sources

I should note that I'm well aware tablet computers had been on the radar for many, many years even back in 2006, and some companies – including Microsoft and Apple – had been trying to make them a reality and a commercial success, so I wouldn't venture as far as to say Bill Gates was laying out a vision of a future that existed only in his mind.

Hanson has hedged his bets, saying that to be a transhumanist is to humbly realise that there is a future that exists beyond us.

The editing is quick, cutting us from year to year, from the present to a future that exists mainly in the minds of scriptwriters charged with painting a scene for developers Treyarch to strategically position headshot-ready NPCs in front of.

Like Tim from The Office, he enjoys a flirtation with a secretary and aspires to a better future that exists just out of his reach.

In this beguiling collection, we have the chance to travel with him as he rockets around in that machine, visiting a future that already exists.

But truly terrible tattoos stand as a reminder that it may be far more soothing to decide not to think about a future that may exist at the cost of a present that does.

Praising the "health bridge" built between the Dominican Republic and New York's public hospital system, Mr. Bloomberg said: "Going through this hospital and talking to the doctors and the nurses and looking at, you know, a week-old baby that looks so helpless there and you realize just how technology gives us opportunities to have a future that didn't exist very few years ago".

It also doesn't mean creating a fantasy of a future that could never exist.

3. It sounds like asking Americans to imagine a future that doesn't exist.

Why is it that for 364 days we live with regret, doubt, holding on to what we did wrong and wishing we hadn't, or dreaming of a future that doesn't exist?

Fitzgerald told us that we were borne back ceaselessly into the past, Bedingfield tells us we are borne – stricken and conflicted – into a future that does not exist, but may involve large breasts.