Sentence examples for future admitted from inspiring English sources

"This could be devastating for our climate and our future," admitted Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club.

"The break has been too long, I need to think about the future," admitted a shocked Wright.

"Now nobody puts money in the bank because they are worried about the future," admitted Abdu Salam bin Zaid, 60, one of the managers of the National Commercial Bank in Martyrs' Square.

"That was a tough contest - Ashfaq is very talented and definitely one for the future," admitted Conlan.

"She is who will decide Ousmane's future," admits Dembélé's agent Badou Sambagué.

"I'm very confident there will be more nerfs in Hearthstone's future," admits production director Jason Chayes during an interview with the Guardian at the recent Blizzcon event.

The 31-year-old is hoping to add to his 42 England caps in the future, admitting Fabio Capello did not fancy him.

Taylor, who still harbours ambitions of captaining the side in the future, admits his relationship with Hesson remains a work in progress, but it is "a lot better than it was a month ago".

A couple of them, by the way, when asked what they dreamed of for their futures, admitted that what they really wanted to be were celebrities.

Looking to the future, Tweddle admitted she will not be competing in Rio de Janeiro in 2016, but believes the future of British women's gymnastics is bright, with teenagers such as Rebecca Tunney and Jocelyn Hunt among the next batch of talented gymnasts looking to make their mark.

Asked what's in store for the future, Gyllenhaal admitted to having other interests.