Sentence examples for declared the future from inspiring English sources

The following year's parade declared: "The Future is Ours".

In a riposte to separatism he declared: "The future of Quebec is in Canada".

At an emergency local council meeting on March 31, when the simulations were announced, Mayor Katsuya Onishi declared the future of the town "in peril".

Just last week, David Cameron declared: "The future of our economy depends on a new generation of entrepreneurs coming up with ideas, resolving to make them a reality and having the vision to create wealth and jobs".

Declaring himself "a concerned citizen," he proposed tax and spending changes, called on Congress and the White House to set aside partisanship in the national interest, and declared: "The future of the greatest country in the world rests in our own hands.

As the play neared its resolution on opening night, Moore, as Trump, gazed at his cell-phone screen, on which various "Oracles" were trying to advise him, and declared, "The future is vague, and so am I. Therefore, I am the future".

But the point is that history doesn't declare the future to us so plainly.

Take a look, for instance, at the latest issue of Fortune, which puts the star power of Ben Affleck on the cover and declares, "The future of the Internet: Everything is about to change -- again".

And what a morning - as I type the Conservative Party are on track to claim the most seats in a hung parliament, but with 120 constituencies still to declare the future of British politics is skin-tinglingly unclear.

Instead, most use the idea that a strategy emerges as events unfold as a justification for declaring the future to be so unpredictable and volatile that it doesn't make sense to make strategy choices until the future becomes sufficiently clear.

So what would it be like for Humanity to declare the future it chooses to live into?