Sentence examples for if futuristic from inspiring English sources

However, if futuristic colors like white and light gray were used they might look neater and more sophisticated.

"Is religion still as valuable to those who follow it or is everyone content because they can now assure infinite life?" If futuristic religions are unusual in their own right, so was the opportunity for Baken: "I wanted to step outside of my comfort zone and help them create what they envisioned," he tells The Creators Project.

The production by Enrique Abdala was entertainingly if nonsensically futuristic, complete with androids and laser guns.

Performances will take place at 1 p.m. and 1 45 p.m. House Tour in Guilford Four designed homes on the Guilford Keeping Society's historic house tour were built from the mid-to-late 20th century along distinctly modern, if not futuristic lines.

If the futuristic vision of what Richard Satava, program manager at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, called the "biointelligence age" sometimes seemed to recede during sweaty conference breaks in the lobby of a theater without air-conditioning, those attending were at least not in danger of forgetting their fleshbound reality.

It also doesn't help if your futuristic transport project ends up killing people.

Using real, vat-grown meat has allowed Modern Meadow to create a more sustainable, if strangely futuristic, form of meat and material.

It will be exciting to see if this futuristic technology can measure the symptoms of autism objectively and help coach children on the spectrum toward self-sufficiency.

If this futuristic hotel wasn't cool enough, the folks behind Yotel in New York City took their technology to new heights by introducing Yobot, a 15-foot automated luggage handler.

Actually, Kokomo was far more interesting and enjoyable than I've made it sound: a futuristic, what-if drama that reminded me of Tales of the Unexpected, or those 80s sci-fi series where everyone had short blond hair and side zips and delivered their lines with great significance.

Leftfield's genre-fusing electronic stompers haven't been dulled by ubiquity and Original (with Jess Mills replacing Toni Halliday), Release the Pressure, Phat Planet and the rest sound fresh, if no longer futuristic – more like a favourite holiday destination given a lick of paint.