Sentence examples for future too far from inspiring English sources

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, January 3 , 1959P. 17...Our annual message to time is "Slow down!" & its annual retort is "Faster, faster!" Lately, we've reached the point where we resent even those little accidents of efficiency that jostle us into a future too far off to bear thinking of.

Although it could seem too visionary a hypothesis for the future, too far from a realistic application, the opinions reported herein are based on their development and their practical current application.

The future is too far off.

For those in the super-memory club, that future is too far off to be meaningful.

Lain Walker is seventeen and lives in a future (not too far away) with technology that can literally change the way we think.

It is arguably the case that someday in a future not too far away, writers will match lawyers, civil servants, meter maids, and usurious executives of credit-card companies as the country's most detested professionals.

The disruptive future seemed too far away to warrant immediate action.

Lastly, timing: If the future is too far away, the company won't have enough of a cash runway to capitalize on the shift.

Then we flew home to Kansas City and to futures that, like all futures, were too far away to see.

We're living in the future, but not too far in the future.

One wrong move cinematographically and you're lost in the future, or lodged too far in the past.