Sentence examples for future apart from inspiring English sources

He had no vision of the future apart from ever grander opera.

Now, however, Mr. Hughes sounds resigned to a future apart from Long Wharf.

Have we any real future, apart from lingering while more Max money is spent?

Across the country, bitterness lingers as people try to comprehend a future apart from their European neighbours.

The good news on recognition would be even better if the tribe could foresee a future apart from slots and dice.

But perhaps the best reason for the speculation about Mr Ishihira's future, apart from his own ambition, is the pitiful performance in parliament of the minority parties.

Theirs is a 'non-mainstream' project by and for, as Pierre Bourdieu once defined it, an academic nobility who 'feel different and feel justified in being different, and are seen and recognised as such, and are therefore from the outset bound for separate spaces and separate futures, apart from the common'.

We separated and then I got sick so we put off our discussions of legalizing our futures apart until I healed.

His own future plans, apart from trying to find something that will detach the gorilla from his back, include writing.

But this neatly laid-out future fell apart when her aunt and uncle backed the wrong heir after the death of Queen Anne.

On what, exactly, did Keynes's faith in the future rest, apart from his upbeat temperament and can-do British spirit?