Sentence examples for the future would feel from inspiring English sources

Most of all, Mr. Bradbury knew how the future would feel: louder, faster, stupider, meaner, increasingly inane and violent.

I wasn't exactly a nun, but nothing foreshadowed that a couple of years in the future, I'd feel the urge to fill my days with sex.

Now I know that were I born in the predicted future, space would feel finite.

When Blanco got married and started her own family, she felt confident that the future would follow this familiar trajectory.

At that time, he felt that much in the future would be in medicine.

By wearing them players could stand together and show that sexuality in sport doesn't matter which would take a big step towards not only kicking homophobia out of football but also pave the way for a more tolerant environment where in the future all players would feel like they could be open about their sexuality.

The BBC has refused to publish the minutes, saying that governors at future meetings would feel uneasy about voicing their real opinions if they believed that official accounts would be released regularly under the Freedom of Information Act.

The result of the Manning case, Benkler added, meant that future leakers would feel they needed to "throw their lives away" to respond to calls of conscience.

"This sentence takes a hatchet to press freedom, and comes at a time when no-one can deny that leak-based nationals security reporting is critical". The result of the Manning case, Benkler added, meant that future leakers would feel they needed to "throw their lives away" to respond to calls of conscience.

The future would take care of itself.

We should agitate to stop these events from happening in the first place, and not because our future selves would feel ashamed by our inertia but because we have a chance to prevent any further loss of human life in this barbaric conflict.