Rather, the framers posed the question for us, their posterity.
They seek to banish the specters of their pasts and conjure new images for their own posterity.
In their planning, Norwegians tend to do things slowly, always thinking of the long term, envisioning what a better life might be for their children, their posterity.
While recording their words for posterity and obsessively checking their hit counters to see if anyone is reading them, today's blog authors can console themselves with the thought that computers, at least, find their work fascinating.
As the Bush presidency draws to a close, portrait artists can expect a surge in business from Cabinet secretaries and other elite political appointees who want to preserve their legacies -- and their images -- for posterity.
For, in the age-old contest between popularity and principle, only those willing to lose for their convictions are deserving of posterity's approval".
If you're sharing your observing session with other amateur astronomers, you may want to include their names and notes on their equipment for posterity.
Rockefeller, Carnegie and Morgan saw themselves as building great industrial or financial empires and making America rich, and they did not feel that they had to atone for commercial sins or "clean up" their images for posterity by giving money away.
But those sites managed to give enough warning for archivists to capture the heart of their communities for posterity.
(There is a "Fez notes" Tumblr, where players upload their scribbles for posterity).
