And as the future dims, I enjoy the moment.
With the economic backbone broken, with hope in the future dimming, faith has become more central as a source of community, solace and hope.
Over time, their future dimmed, the victim of America's increasing wariness of its Muslims and economic shocks that punished immigrants and nonimmigrants alike.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawhoses-Blake, whonce-brightight political future dimmed this spring with the death of Freddie Gray, shocked the city Friday with the announcement that she will not run for re-election next year.
But hopes for the future have dimmed over the last several years, as problems of violence, crime, and insecurity have emerged with a vengeance in many parts of the global south.
Police officers of all races come from yet another of our many Americas -- that nation of working-class people who have been struggling to make ends meet on a daily basis, even as their prospects for the future have dimmed.
Yet, our futures have been governed by the votes of narrow-minded older generations who now will sit back and see our bright futures dimmed.
Time has a different scope in the Trump campaign; it has been radically compressed, so that the past and the distant future are dimmed and the present moves into sharper relief.
As we write this, the animals are gone, the midgets are knitting and reading in front of their fire, and the future is dim and misty.
For now the future looks dim for Windows Phones, but perhaps Microsoft can make one good phone by consolidating its teams and do what Apple has managed with essentially one smartphone – now two – a year.
Shares of Applied Materials are down about a percent in extended trading as the future looks dim for solar.
