Sentence examples for connection to the future from inspiring English sources
As Jan Swafford notes in his biography of the composer, "in taking up Klinger," whose work had "seized" him, Brahms "unknowingly made a connection to the future, to Modernism".
But where do you go once you've had your anti-hero proclaim, "We all deserve to die!" After "Merrily," a summing up of his generation's growing pains, told in reverse, Mr. Sondheim's search for meaning and connection to the future began in earnest with "Sunday in the Park With George" (1984) and continued with "Into the Woods" (1987).
They then fail to make a connection to the future of the course they are studying.
We need a Mayor who cares about the future of the planet and understands its connection to the future of New York City.
By transmitting our beliefs, attitudes, vocational skills, and wisdom to our offspring, we establish a sense of connection to the future.
(Conveying this message with examples should be the goal of every student by the time they apply for colleges. Personal reflection and its connection to the future are two of the most undercovered aspects of the college admissions process but are the most important components of admissions essays).
"However, it's now important that we work on the positive elements of the report and one of the bonuses for Birmingham is that it identifies the importance of surface connections to the future for airports".
"But my goal is that we'll be seen as that connection to the university in the future".
That is a great commitment, but it has no direct connection to the question of whether the future we create will be one in which terrorists either stop or continue to attack us.
Her legacy at Gateway will be the moral quality of her teaching; her particular combination of respect for the student with respect for what is taught and its connection to the past, present and future life of the student.
