Sentence examples for brutal future from inspiring English sources

Asher imagines an unrelentingly brutal future with such conviction that it carries the force of prophecy.

Inevitably, many people resist the notion that such a brutal future is possible.

Those newspapers that still, ostrich-like, refused to appreciate the opportunities and benefits of the internet would face a "bleak and brutal" future, he added.

Updike's subject, in his major fiction, was the life of middle-class American Wasps, and his early works were deliberate responses to writers who he thought had given up on that life, or who saw the world heading toward a brutal future.

That other ninth-grade classic, Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World," where a permanent playground of sex and drugs persists in a fiercely inegalitarian society, seemed to me far more prescient, and so did any work of Philip K. Dick's that extrapolated forward our bizarre American entertainment obsessions into an ever more brutal future in which Ken and Barbie might be worshipped as gods.

Asad is clever but torn between a disappearing past fishing the sea and a brutal future.

Osborne, mono-focused on eliminating the deficit, knows if he crumbles after round one of his cuts he won't be able to be brutal in future rounds.

His narrators may be prophets, or liars, or merely crazy, but somewhere in their stories they help to reveal what Wolfe most wants his readers to know: that compassion can withstand the most brutal of futures and exist on the most distant planets, and it has been part of us since ages long past.

Their past was too brutal & their future out of their hands.

And never before has a president laid out in clear-sighted, almost brutal honesty the future that awaits Israel if peace does not come.

Then there will be a panel, and probably that new segment where David Gregory stares at a giant tweetdeck and faps himself into a brutal and uncertain future.