Sentence examples for futuristic warfare from inspiring English sources

These stories cast a wide net, focussing on a variety of themes, from erotic encounters and earthquakes to child abduction and futuristic warfare, as seen from outer space.

Hints of futuristic warfare can be seen in Kosovo.

Alpha Centauri set out to capture the whole sweep of humanity's future, including technology, futuristic warfare, social and economic development, the future of the human condition, spirituality, and philosophy.

They tend to crash at an alarming rate due to weather, mechanical failures, and computer glitches, leaving shattered silver-screen techno-dreams of cheap, error-free, futuristic warfare in the dust.

For the Black Mirror producers, the design ethos always starts with one question: "What's around the corner?" It imbues each episode with a high plausibility factor, whether it's the futuristic warfare of "Men Against Fire," the warped AR social media landscape of "Nosedive," or the artificially intelligent bees and cyber mayhem of "Hated in the Nation".

That's why the protagonist's rhapsodic visions — futuristic outer-space warfare filmed as low-tech, even threadbare action sequences — are more exotic and more wondrous than anything in, say, "Avatar".

But while the plots of today's biggest movies range from ancient mythological yarns through futuristic intergalactic space warfare, why do their trailers sound the same? .

Each storyline builds on the previous theme with an entertaining mix of political intrigue, spiritual warfare, futuristic speculation and educated conjecture about the kind of world our children will face.

Infinity Ward has abandoned the Modern Warfare arc, but its futuristic America-in-peril narrative is hauntingly familiar, while the multiplayer dwells on the same old twitchcore tricks and tactics.

Click here to view Alien warfare is a real-life video game in this futuristic sci-fi, and Cruise's bewildered soldier only has 200 lives to learn the rules and save the Earth.

The arrival of the "Spartacus" series while Suzanne Collins's "Hunger Games" trilogy has been dominating best-seller lists with its futuristic gladiator theme suggests there is an appetite for stories of class warfare in the bloody, fatalistic extreme.