Sentence examples for future to imagine from inspiring English sources

Occasionally "One Man" peers naïvely into the future to imagine a time-to-be when a female prime minister ends the British class struggle and portable phones make life less complicated.

It's a horrendous future to imagine.

That is in many ways a dark future to imagine.

When you are focused on making memories you are projecting into the future to imagine what you think (or others will think) you'll look like in the past.

Second, the driverless car will be perfected and in widespread use; this is not a hard future to imagine, given the amount of research and development and the rapid advancements already being seen in this area.

I don't want their future employers to imagine some horrific baggage and levels of irresponsibility that come with employing Aboriginal people.

For Detroit to have a future, it has to imagine what the future might look like without cars.

"The single best way to make predictions about what you're going to want in the future isn't to imagine yourself in the future, … it's to look at other people who are in the very future you're imagining," he says.

"The single best way to make predictions about what you're going to want in the future isn't to imagine yourself in the future," he says.

"The free future is hard to imagine," he frets.

That's a projection of the present onto a future we stumble to imagine, let alone predict.