Sentence examples for embody the future from inspiring English sources
G Stanley Hall was right: adolescents represent and embody the future.
It's as if they're taking the past into themselves, even as they embody the future.
Picture phones embody the future in dystopian and utopian sci-fi alike: Heywood Floyd uses one in "2001: A Space Odyssey"; ditto George of "The Jetsons".
In fact, youth has a huge symbolic and actual value: not only does it embody the future, it also symbolises the wish of a society to look forward, to prosper and grow.
During the TV debate, Juppé condemned Assad for the brutal repression of Syrians and said he "could in no case be seen to embody the future of the country".
The Janet Taylor Spence Award for Transformative Early Career Contributions celebrates the many new and cutting edge ideas coming out of the most creative and promising investigators who embody the future of psychological science.
A series that perhaps embodies the future of British TV drama, in 2009 and beyond.
Ms. Velázquez: "Carl McCall embodies the future and the aspirations of our community".
To a younger generation who spends more time on YouTube than TV, Jenna Marbles already embodies the future of celebrity.
What was similar about Obama and Lindbergh — forgetting the flyer's later politics — was that they physically embodied the future.
But as early as 2007, he was telling his team that Kids Company embodied the future of welfare: the state paying for services, not necessarily providing them.
