Sentence examples for heralded the future from inspiring English sources

As in "Jewels" itself, the past is heralded, the future envisaged.

Paglia's Gaga essay contains some insights (is texting, emailing and Twitter making body language incomprehensible to us? Maybe it is), but the professor who once heralded the future of feminism now seems marooned in the past.

The moment we see Lou Bega covering Lil Waynee, we'll know she heralded the future.

With sweeping shots and intimate close-ups, the 1915 silent film heralded the future of cinema, but its abhorrent depiction of African Americans and celebration of the Ku Klux Klan reawakened virulent strains in the nation's violent racial history.

In the 1950s the advent of the dial tone heralded the future, a machine taking over human work and a precursor to the digital age where our lives are much more integrated with computers and algorithms.

These early biomarker studies heralded the future success of a class of anti-cholesterol drugs called statins in reducing heart attacks and strokes for millions of patients worldwide.

The new Jessops heralds "the future of physical retail," he declares.

They herald the future, a future of recovery, rebuilding and redefinition that both excites and worries them.

Rather like OhmyNews, a Korean "citizen-journalism" operation that many people think heralds the future for news-gathering, Schibsted exhorts its readers to send information and photographs.

At this "international bistro," as it was termed near the start, Italy played a bigger role than France, another instance of Union Square heralding the future of dining in New York.

According to its official Web site, Neom will be an "aspirational society that heralds the future of human civilization," which means, of course, that it will be operated and inhabited by armies of artificially intelligent bots.