Sentence examples for unhappy future from inspiring English sources
"If younger adults mispredict old age as miserable, they may make risky decisions, not worrying about preserving themselves for what they predict will be an unhappy future.
That's what gives the film's framing device its mournful sting: The movie's vision of the older, broken Emma Hamilton offers a glimpse into Leigh's own unhappy future.
Such is the unhappy future that seems to await Italy's conservative government after a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of parliament, on September 29th.
Dirac also remained true to Werner Heisenberg, a German physicist suspected of being a Nazi sympathiser.In this section A natural selection Bloody history, unhappy future Madame Prosecutor How to be bold Theoretical physics Underwater treasures ReprintsDirac was notoriously reticent.
In "Ken" a newly minted Ken doll in a Mattel factory declares he is gay and anticipates an unhappy future in the rooms of children who force him to kiss Barbie while he dreams of G.I. Joe.
"Conways" — which has three acts, set in the happy past and the unhappy future (before returning to the happy past) — allows its central character, a hopeful (then failed) writer, a youthful prevision of the grim, middle-aged life to come.
But it seems fair to say that the most surprising element of all is that Mr. Greenberg finds something to cheer about in life's fatalism, even as his characters' unhappy futures are spelled out.
CEO Patricia Russo, the architect of the company's $2.45 billion cost-cutting plans, denies reports that the board of directors is unhappy with her future plans for Alcatel-Lucent.
"Bulgaria is perceived as lost, desperate, unhappy and having no future.
AN EXTRAORDINARY story from the City of London, reported on the front page of this morning's Financial Times, offers Britain an unhappy glimpse of its future in Europe.
After his unhappy fathomings of the future with "A.I.," Spielberg has plunged back in and fished up something rich and strange.
