Sentence examples for vision of futuristic from inspiring English sources

vote-counting machines, which New York City is preparing to buy on behalf of its three million registered voters, may become the realization of Harris's vision of futuristic electronic voting.

She was a vision of futuristic nowness: pierced septum, robed cape, electric-blue Egyptian eyeliner and a catsuit that, if civilian space programmes did fashion lines, would work nicely in Nasa's collection for next season.

But the use of these references was not simply formal: the vision of futuristic totalitarian societies seemed to echo back real moments in the history of the building, warning us against the dangers of an idealized vision of the future.

The film's view of 2015 was littered with pop-culture predictions and visions of futuristic tech and to celebrate the day, some of the brands featured in the film (and many that weren't) have tried to take full advantage of the #FutureDay buzz.

How about a brain implant?" Visions of futuristic beings donning metal helmets, sprouting cables and cords spring to mind.

It opts to ditch 'Buck Rogers' visions of futuristic war, and instead to imagine counterinsurgency operations, grimly referred to as 'wars of exhaustion,' in one, two, many Afghanistans to the distant horizon".

Marshall had also visualised a mixture of medieval and futuristic elements: "I had this vision of these futuristic soldiers with high-tech weaponry and body armour and helmets clearly from the future facing a medieval knight on horseback".

The vision of a futuristic train scything across Britain at 250mph (400kph) is appealing.But although the plan has cross-party support, the British public is not entirely convinced.

MILAN — Taking the new movie "Tron Legacy" as inspiration — and the film's original 1984 version as back story — the Versace men's show was both a memory stick and a vision of a futuristic world.

I discern that the gist of Ezekiel's vision of the futuristic statehood hinged on the heavenly polity symbolized by the four multi-faced, free-moving and high-flying cherubim as the good angelic powers who were commanded by God as the ultimate sovereign of all worlds.

Metropolis, German silent film, released in 1927, featuring director Fritz Lang's vision of a grim futuristic society and containing some of the most impressive images in film history.