Sentence examples for fiction vision from inspiring English sources

But the art of a radical science fiction vision is almost always a very singular vision.

After Mr. Reagan unveiled his futuristic plan, critics derided the idea as "Star Wars" and the label stuck, largely because of its science fiction vision of laser battle stations.

The South Korean copyright authority has published a 29-page application made by the consumer electronics firm two years ago, reported the technology blog Sammobile, offering a rare insight into a science fiction vision of a future technology that could be closer than we think.

It may not be surprising that Konwicki, an auteurial filmmaker in his own right, has more in common with Jean-Luc Godard's "science fiction" vision in Alphaville with its deflated sensibility and sobering irony than with the intellectual angst of postrevolutionary apocalypses such as Zamyatin's We, Ĉapek's RUR, and Orwell's 1984.

Those early science fiction visions were dashed when the first spacecraft photos of the planet revealed a dry, cratered and lifeless-looking surface — a seemingly dead planet.

Science fiction visions of the future show us AI built to replicate our way of thinking — but what if we modeled it instead on the other kinds of intelligence found in nature?

Importantly, Giger provided a connection for video game artists between the fantastical horror of HP Lovecraft and the science fiction visions of authors such as Arthur C Clarke and Robert Heinlein, and illustrators Chris Foss and Ralph McQuarrie.

What is now possible in machine learning, without yet appealing to science-fiction visions of artificial intelligence, hits directly at the sources of national power and social coherence.

It has long been axiomatic that speculative science-fiction visions of the future must reflect the anxieties of the present: fears of technology gone awry, of repressive political authority and of the erosion of individuality and human freedom.

The problem is that we are in the early stages, the first two years of the tech even being on the market at all, so it can't possibly hope to live up to these science-fiction visions we have for it.

The exactingly framed tableau, at once horrific and yet somehow spookily beautiful, looks so unreal that you might try to persuade yourself that this is science fiction, a vision of some imaginary hell, an aesthetic indulgence.