Sentence examples for future pronouncements from inspiring English sources

It would have given me more confidence that I could have had faith on their future pronouncements".

Whether or not it did, there will be hundreds of culturecrats, not to mention thousands of students studying for some ill-defined career "in the arts" who will be awaiting Mr Hunt's future pronouncements, fearful that their hopes and ambitions will also be thrown on to the bonfire.

Moreover, for Washington to work so hard to avoid applying the law in order to support a coup which is excluding a large segment of the population -- whose candidate won the first free presidential election in Egyptian history -- will make a mockery of any future pronouncements about America's commitment to democracy.

Forecasts of a utopian (to some) race-free future and pronouncements of the dystopian digital divide are the predominant discourses of blackness and technology in the public sphere.

In fact, Kirkpatrick portrays Zuckerberg as a prophetlike figure peering into the future, making grand pronouncements and being the only person in the room who is completely unsurprised when they all come true.

The Justices could uphold the decision of the appeals court by finding the shooting unconstitutional on the specific facts of the case, leaving any broad pronouncements for future cases.

That may be, in part, because bold pronouncements of future plans would only call attention to the fact that Toyota and Honda already have hybrid gasoline-electric vehicles on the market.

Fed leaders are typically hesitant to make bold pronouncements about the future, and are more comfortable discussing current conditions, or trends from the recent past.

People occasionally make clever big-picture pronouncements in "The Future Is Not What It Was," a dark and promising comedy at Walkerspace that is the Kindling Theater Company's inaugural production.

Now, when Noam Chomsky himself appears on TV, the children are as disappointed by his lack of a flower-filled wheelbarrow as they are by his bleak pronouncements on the future of late capitalism.

His pronouncements about the future of radio communications, universal energy and robot technologies commanded front page news but with successive wars and the Great Depression his utopian dreams drew ever further from reality.