Sentence examples for too futuristic from inspiring English sources

As for its exterior design concept, it's actually a bit too futuristic.

It was difficult for many people to grasp what Engelbart envisioned because the concepts were too futuristic.

"You cannot change something too much, because when you make it too futuristic, people are afraid.

But most of the current form factors and use cases are too futuristic.

"Or was it just not the time?" "I was concerned — the windows — that it might be too disconcerting, too futuristic," Schrager replied.

Guidant decided that robotic surgery was too futuristic and too risky, so Dr. Moll rounded up backers, resigned, and in 1995, founded Intuitive Surgical.

The square design may be a little too futuristic-looking for timepiece traditionalists, although making the watch in two sizes is a smart move which will broaden its appeal to women.

Piers Wenger said that it took "quite a long time to get the design right" and they were careful not to make it too futuristic-looking, as "futuristic" meant nothing to the Doctor.

China's contrasts are in evidence here too, with futuristic tower blocks on one side of the city's Huangpu River and colonial architecture on the other.

If you found Oasis too dizzyingly futuristic, then Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds are the band for you, their oeuvre typified by sub-Kinks/Small Faces plodders such as "Soldier Boys and Jesus Freaks" and "The Death of You and Me".

"I loved L.A. Eyeworks but thought it would be too cold and futuristic to live there," she recalled.