Sentence examples for a vague futuristic from inspiring English sources

We know it's bad for the planet, we know it's harmful to our species in a vague, futuristic sense.

Strange to say about a vaguely futuristic novel, but "The Savage Girl" feels dated somehow.

Her film's wordless, trancelike sequences evoke a vaguely futuristic state of being adrift in space and time, a kind of designer jet lag.

Coming off like the musical equivalent of a George Saunders short story, "Sumday" gives voice to the trapped souls of a vaguely futuristic dystopia in which high-tech meets low class.

The key of both are self-serve kiosks, a vaguely futuristic crash course at Hamburger University.

I mean — minor spoiler alert — we have some sort of ultra weapons developed in secret and powered by some vague futuristic technology.

It wasn't until the 1920s that sans-serif came into wide use with typefaces like Futura and later, in the '50s, Helvetica, but they are now the typeface style of choice for any design job requiring a clean, vaguely futuristic aesthetic.

His words, stay with me, had seemed, to the boy, vaguely futuristic, a beam of light from a spaceship.

Yes? A: Vaguely.

The essay was illustrated with Smithson's black-and-white snapshots of the industrial Passaic River, and the piece reads like Smithson's version of Thomas Cole's "The Course of Empire," written and illustrated rather than painted, and infused with a vague sense of futuristic dystopia set in construction rubble.

She used a silver, plug-in percolator, which was one of those generic, vaguely futuristic appliances, like a Frigidaire.