futuristically造句

• The large, futuristically designed structure gave an optimistic look for the 1960s.
• They are beautifully, futuristically displayed, like a kind of Cardin Star Trek.
• Futuristically, Bowie is also getting a new deal with EMI for new recordings, for perhaps $ 30 million.
• Similarly, car shows always have futuristically designed cars that turn out markedly different when they finally hit the streets.
• In the'60s, when Cadillacs were futuristically self-assured, I was also self-confident and forward-looking.
• Matyushin was the oldest person among the futurists, and Alexander Blok sarcastically wrote that Matyushin " futuristically seeks to look younger ".
• As a costumed adventurer he would also have had access to fellow hero Dr . Manhattan's futuristically advanced level of nuclear technology.
• Paul Engemann was the lead vocalist of the 1980s band Device, whose only album, the futuristically titled " 22B3 ", was released in the spring of 1986.
• The clothes were futuristically fitted and sleek, as models in strict Dutch-bob hairdos paraded on a silver floor in a white-blue space at the Louvre's Carrousel.
• Laurence N . Gold, a former vice president of Nielsen Marketing Research, has written futuristically about voluntary " devices that can be carried, worn _ or even implanted under the skin.
• "The futuristically formless nature of the collection gets irritating; it's an ambivalent comment on bookmaking, and before long it's got us feeling ambivalent, too ."
• It's the view of the hotel itself that is breathtaking at Burj Al Arab, a futuristically designed hotel, shaped like a sail and perched on an island in the Arabian Gulf.
• On 12 September 2008, Ryan invited listeners to text in their reasons for loving Ireland in an attempt to dispel all the bad-weathered, financially troubling and futuristically worrying news that was dominating the headlines at the time . 50 of these reasons were later published on the show's website.
• Here, Art Deco is fused with an Arts and Crafts sensibility : the curved stone facade combines an American Indian pattern of blue and orange tile work with vertical elements like pilasters in Stripped Classic, a substyle of Art Deco that mimics the scale of Greek and Roman temples but futuristically streamlines the details.