Sentence examples for future condemned from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian journey has often faltered, giving rise to the nostrum that this was a country with a great future condemned to its eternal contemplation.

Evan Greer, campaign director for the Internet activism group Fight for the Future, condemned the move, saying it was "deeply ironic" for Trump to sign the legislation while complaining about the privacy of his own communications in connection with the FBI's probe into his campaign's possible links with Russia.

Evan Greer, campaign director for the Internet activism group Fight for the Future, condemned the move, saying it was "deeply ironic" for Trump to sign the legislation while complaining about the privacy of his own communications in connection with the FBI's investigation into his campaign's possible links with Russia.

They feared they would lose their farms, that rivers would be contaminated, wildlife driven away and future generations condemned to a miserable existence in townships.

A7 Pope Condemns Violence Pope John Paul II, in his Christmas message to the world, said that a pervasive "culture of death" threatened the future, and condemned violence against Christians in Indonesia.

The scene is from the 1997 sci-fi classic Gattaca, in which a man refuses to accept the rules of a future society condemning him to an underclass only fit for menial work because of his less-than-perfect genetic inheritance.

We may live in the moment, but future generations are condemned to living in the future.

Boris Johnson, the London mayor often touted as a future leadership contender, condemned Israel with the words Cameron has declined to deploy.

But, as the novel's resurgence reminds us — and as Atwood's new text emphasizes — those who cannot imagine the speculative future may be condemned to enact it.

We condemn the current distribution of economic resources whereby only a tiny minority escape poverty and insecurity, and future generations are condemned to a poisoned legacy thanks to the environmental crimes of the rich and powerful.

Philip Alston, the U.N. special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, told a Brazilian newspaper this week that if the amendment is passed, "an entire future generation is condemned". It was approved 53 to 16.