The local Christians, D'Mello included, had just finished celebrating their Savior's birth, and the consequent proximity of New Year's Eve — with its promise of a future, of, indeed, an interminable future in which a sequence of such Eves stretched out at their predetermined intervals toward infinity — was bothering Senior.
What is ultimately the case, however, is that the certain prediction that Talha (and others extradited at the same time) will be in conditions of brutal isolation designed to break the spirit of even the strongest prisoner, confined to a tiny cell without respite until trial and facing the prospect, if convicted, of interminable future isolation for decades".
It may be that progress is itself obsolete, and mankind is being readies for the interminable and homogeneous future already present... Or it may be that the hypnotist will snap his fingers and we will blink awake... View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.
While Marlon and Laurel shivered under the leaky awning of their condemned romance, the Bartons continued their interminable fight for the future of Cold Comfort Farm.
Ostensibly the whole interminable row over the future shape of European club rugby has ended in a tournament which – albeit with four fewer teams – is remarkably similar to the old Heineken Cup.
While surveyed TPV refugees reported significantly more difficulties in accessing education, English language tuition and welfare, compared with PHV refugees, their narratives were more focused on the pervasive and detrimental impact of the interminable uncertainty about their future, social isolation, anger and sense of injustice.
Maybe his future will be an interminable grind of corporate performances and fan meet-and-greets; maybe it won't.
The gym. (That's still true. In a 2011 episode of "Black Mirror," life on earth in an energy-scarce future has been reduced to an interminable spin class).
A white paper published almost 18 months ago repaired a fractious relationship between the MOD and BAE, promising to reward the firm for future good behaviour and ending the seemingly interminable squabbles over who was to blame for weapons that came late and over-budget.
Mr. Calderón painted a grim picture of the security situation in some of the most violent parts of the country, noting that crime gangs and drug cartels were carrying out "an interminable recruitment of young people without hope, family, opportunities, future, beliefs or convictions".
Given these circumstances, Herren and Mbogo should expect the interminable debates to become even more polemic in the future.
