Phrases with «new tomorrow»

The phrase "new tomorrow" means a fresh start or a better future that is yet to come. Full definition

Sentences with «new tomorrow»

  • All emphasise how the emptiness of the Black Square led to the imagining of new tomorrows — most notably in the Architectonics section where geometric abstraction, conceived in three dimensions, explores the built environment and the concept of social space. (theguardian.com)
  • Hearts bend and break, people sing and die, and the world, or at least Paris, points toward a brave new tomorrow. (theatlantic.com)
  • The fantastic A New Tomorrow: Visions of the Future in Cinema program currently screening at Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art includes two dystopian features that delve beyond the humour to explore the reality of the dichotomy of both unwanted and desperately needed offspring, courtesy of Andrew Niccol's 1997 effort Gattaca and Alfonso 2006 offering Children Of Men. (playslashpause.com)
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