Sentence examples for apocalyptic future from inspiring English sources
The words, evoking an apocalyptic future, are from Ezekiel.
Homo Deus, in which that likely apocalyptic future is imagined in spooling detail, is that book.
They seek stability and a normal environment in which to live – a future of hope, not Isis's apocalyptic future.
He's like Deadwood's Al Swearingen but, you know, from the apocalyptic future instead of the grimy past.
A male figure in a business suit (performers are uncredited) is granted visions of an apocalyptic future.
"Guests are invited to enter the time portal and witness a terrible, apocalyptic future, wherein the world is ruled by a nefarious cookie cult".
Michael Radford, who directed a previous film of 1984 starring John Hurt – released, appropriately, in 1984 – suggests that we love apocalyptic futures because they mirror the world we live in.
Perhaps the metaphysical gloss applied by Otomo to his apocalyptic, future-Tokyo story – the kind of quasi-philosophical yadda-yadda that would became an anime trademark – also helped lend Akira its cult credentials.
More disturbingly, they prophesied the shattered culture of a post-apocalyptic future.
A bleak but sometimes comic vision of a post-apocalyptic future, handled brilliantly by debut director Miller.
Walking around Berlin's Spreepark, which has been abandoned since 2001, is like a stroll through a post-apocalyptic future.
