Sentence examples for future struggling from inspiring English sources

Once, the classic biopic problem was that it was always in hock to the future, struggling to generate true drama because it was constantly pre-empted by our knowledge of what that person was destined to become.

In the Revelation Space stories, humanity is fragile and on the brink of extinction but it's an optimistic outlook - we're still out there, in the distant future, struggling to survive and make ourselves better".

It's basically a computer from the future struggling to dumb down enough to live inside the present.

Ponder, brought in last year to be Minnesota's quarterback of the future, struggled as a rookie before seemingly figuring things out in his second season.

In Nieboska komedia (1835; The Undivine Comedy) he presents a future struggle between the masses and the privileged that represents the first literary expression of class war.

They won the contested possession count by 19, a yawning gap that you'd think points to future struggles for Adam Simpson's side.

Gordon enlisted in the Union Army, and the image of his lacerated back came to represent an imperative in future struggles for racial equality.

During the reign of Mithradates II the first contacts with Rome, under Lucius Cornelius Sulla, were made, and portents of future struggles were evident in the lack of any agreement between the two powers.

Godfrey also acknowledged himself as a vassal of Daimbert, patriarch of Jerusalem, thus laying the foundation for future struggles between lay and ecclesiastical figures who sought to control the kingdom.

Nationalist Chinese resistance to these Japanese advances was ineffective, primarily because the Nationalist leadership was still more interested in holding their forces in reserve for a future struggle with the Communists than in repelling the Japanese.

The impoverished claimants who have brought cases against the Department of Work and Pensions over the bedroom tax, benefit cap and fitness-to-work test may in future struggle to find a willing lawyer.