Sentence examples for the future rendering from inspiring English sources

The networks expect to be able to insert fresh, personalized ads into VOD episodes in the future, rendering moot a lot of the industry's current concerns about on-demand.

There is a statistical theory, degrees of freedom, that proves that every single choice you make narrows your choices (the choices you might make in the future), rendering having it all impossible.

There is no doubt that this is a limitation which will be overcome in the future, rendering it possible for patient prognoses to be correctly evaluated.

**{:.break three} In the world of "Oryx and Crake" — a future rendered pre-civilized by catastrophe — one can feel the influences of Denis Johnson's "Fiskadoro," or Walter M. Miller, Jr.,'s "A Canticle for Leibowitz".

In the world of "Oryx and Crake" — a future rendered pre-civilized by catastrophe — one can feel the influences of Denis Johnson's "Fiskadoro," or Walter M. Miller, Jr.,'s "A Canticle for Leibowitz".

Threatens the future, And renders the present Inaccessible".

Without wishing to step too far into the realms of the Terminator, the future might render this whole debate largely obsolete.

Or to quote Maya Angelou: "Prejudice is a burden that confuses the past, threatens the future and renders the present inaccessible".

Through physical evidencing1 and open-ended storytelling, futures rendered tangible through design contribute to instilling a sense of wonder in people, in shifting their mindset to render them more susceptible to anticipating some of tomorrow's changes.

When Andrea Gruber, who was playing Turandot, and Johan Botha, who plays her would-be lover Calaf, emerged from their dressing rooms, the future officers were rendered more or less speechless.

Offstage, behind an unlit desk, the four played original tracks that moved through hip-hop and variants of grime and R. & B. Two screens displayed graphics created by Thunder Horse Video, which took the Future Brown logo (rendered in the Facebook typeface) and submitted it to the hurtling shutters-and-gears aesthetic used in ESPN bumpers.