The phrase "about the future even" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing various aspects or predictions regarding the future, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We should consider the implications of our actions about the future even if they seem distant."
Alternatives: "regarding the future" or "concerning the future".
But my Iraqi friends were surprisingly upbeat about the future, even after Sunday's terrible bombings.
What's your view about the future, even the near future, for yourself?
Ironically, anxiety and fear about the future, even if ultimately disproved, have been critical spurs to innovation.
He was confident about the future, even though experts are expecting a worse-than-usual hurricane season this year.
MS. ROSEN: Esther is right about the future, even if she is wrong about what a record company does.
Three-fourths told Kaiser that they remained optimistic about the future even though most felt that both Washington and the American public have largely forgotten them.
But it is an evolution that will proceed millimeter by millimeter". At the party meeting, there was music and poetry reading and upbeat talk about looking to the future, even while every speaker seemed to focus on the past, and the whole thing seemed more like a funeral than a pep rally.
But think about it: Would the future even be worth experiencing if we already knew what was going to happen?
I'm excited to apply my skills to patients and clinical questions I deeply care about, now and into the future, even as those questions continue to change and evolve.
We suggest that Clinton and McCain supporters likewise refrain from repeating scurrilous and false remarks about their opponents in the future, even if only to deny that they believe them.
The Cham ber of Commerce is develop ing plans for the future, even talking about public trans portation there is today not a single bus line the city.
