Sentence examples for different sort of future from inspiring English sources

Most crucially, has anyone talked to them about this very different sort of future?

I wonder whether it might end up being a different sort of future from the one you were imagining.

The most a revolutionary could do was to describe the conditions under which a different sort of future might be possible.

So I imagined a different sort of future for me and whisky: I would drink it when I was out on the town, no more than two a night.

The overall framework really does seem to have changed in a way which is quite extraordinary and one hopes is going to lead to a very different sort of future.

In his comments at the Xbox Spring Showcase, he talked about how the concept of 6-7 year console generations was outdated, and how he envisions a different sort of future.

They must assert that not only are we capable of different sorts of futures, but that system change is the only "realistic" option.

After hearing what has become a familiar phrase — "You're being laid off" — he put himself on a different sort of track to future employment: he is training to become a D.J. "I used to spin records 30 years ago," Mr. Sanchez, headset in hand, said the other day just before he began another session at a turntable.

Archie would have a different sort of silver in his future.

But it has some big implications not only for Mr Bush's much-maligned claim that he is a different sort of conservative, but also for the future health of American society.The National Assessment of Educational Progress has been periodically testing a representative sample of 9-, 13- and 17-year-olds since the early 1970s.

But Afghanistan was less a war of choice than Iraq and how to fight an existing conflict is a different sort of question from whether to fight future ones.War leadership may yet turn out to be an even heavier burden for Mr Cameron than fixing the blighted public finances.