Sentence examples for authentic future from inspiring English sources

Public commitments to communities with little or no authentic future should be carefully examined before final action is initiated.

Even during the most trying and sad moments, I never doubted that the power meditation and the strength I had inside myself to enforce my own integrity and my own boundaries, were opening new doors towards a more successful and authentic future.

Only rarely were those premises worked out in plausible stories about believable people in authentic-seeming futures.

Because regardless of shifting demographics, without authentic discipleship, the future of Christianity in America looks hopeless.

Let us listen instead to the warning of the Japanese experience against this dangerous Faustian bargain and pursue the alternative of an authentic clean energy future with wind, sun and geothermal energy while there is still time.

Expanding capacity for peace through meditation When the minds of those involved in generating tactics and solutions for peace are clouded over by resentment about the past or anxiety about an uncertain future, authentic dialogue and trust-building cannot occur.

An authentic church for the future will of course be both liberal and conservative, progressive and traditional.

Heaven is not really about a world to come but about the transformation of the world we have: "Only by a readiness to abandon our dished-up world can we live in the hope of a more authentic existence in the future".

Re "Iraqi Opposition Ready to Broadcast Satellite TV Program Financed by U.S". (news article, Aug. 28): The United States' decision to broadcast political propaganda in Iraq -- like the failed attempts in Cuba and throughout Eastern Europe during the cold war -- is a sad sign for the future of authentic democracy.

Their intention was not to interpret the meaning of the Scriptures but to transmit to future generations the authentic Word of God.

The Arab of the Future is an authentic, emotionally honest memoir, and much more useful background reading for present events than a romanticised account of cosmopolitan, bourgeois Damascus would be.