Sentence examples for the far off future from inspiring English sources

In the far off future of 2050 and beyond, the world is meant to look very different indeed.

Taking place in the far off future when mankind has successfully eradicated disease, Westworld creator, Dr. Robert Ford, played incredibly by Anthony Hopkins, has taken life without consequences to the next level by allowing his wealthy attendees to do whatever they want during their visit to the park including rape, robbery and murder to their heart's content.

Scenes like that are most likely in the far-off future.

Climate change is not some distant specter in the far-off future.

That means thinking about the far-off future while sidestepping bullies and bigots, the lures and snares of life in jail.

By the time the far-off future arrives when investors demand that Uber show an over-all profit, its competitors are likely to have gone out of business.

Thus her romance with Jesse Tuck -- no more than an innocent vision of the far-off future in the book -- becomes in the movie a way to underline the temptations Winnie is forced to consider in making her choice.

Mr. Hawkes and the other "new Bills and Daves," Ms. Johnson said, are being selected for the campaign using criteria that include whether the projects are "meaningful to people in their everyday lives" and are "things people will see in a short period of time" rather than in the far-off future.

Not just save your estate taxes in the far-off future, mind you, which is what trusts customarily do.

The far-off future is now the present.

That historical vision is focused not only on the distant past but also on the far-off future.