Sentence examples for but of a future from inspiring English sources

General Petraeus should be 'very concerned' not of the troops in his command but of a future would-be commander-in-chief, whom, with the exception of one man, would wantonly endorse torture.

The "pleasant illusion" during the 1980's and 1990's, after all, was not of a "pacified" United States, but of a future in which no more battles would be required.

It spoke both of our Commonwealth past, our history, but also of a future.

She said Abdullah was a barber originally from Damascus, who fled from Kobani to Turkey but "dreamed of a future in Canada" for his family.

But wary of a future stuck in "IT outsourcing sweatshops", she headed to St Petersburg to study further and land a bigger role.

It sounds grandiose computing, everywhere!–but ironically, a future of ubiquitous computing is one where computers actually go unnoticed.

"But the germs of a future culture are floating in the air.

But the idea of a future marked by equality and respect will make hundreds of thousands walk.

"The grief is not only for the loss of an important person and symbol but the loss of a future - the foreclosure of a national future," she says.

The point is that current 'biohacking' is not only screaming ahead at a rapid rate, but includes visions of a future many of us never imagined.

But the specter of a future tax increase may chill consumers' willingness to spend the extra money they get now.