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Forward-looking   Listen
adjective
forward-looking  adj.  Planning for the future; concerned primarily with the future; contrasted with conern for the immediate present or reacting to past events. backward-looking






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Forward-looking" Quotes from Famous Books



... of transition as ours, any plan of vocational training intended to include girls must be a compromise with warring facts, and will therefore have to face objections from both sides, from those forward-looking ones who feel that the domestic side of woman's activities is overemphasized, and from those who still hark back, who would fain refuse to believe that the majority of women have to be wage-earners for at least part of their lives. These latter argue that by affording to girls all ...
— The Trade Union Woman • Alice Henry

... more strange that this central element in the Christian Gospel should be neglected in the interests of social reformation because it is so indispensable to social reformation. Wherever a new social hope allures the efforts of forward-looking men, there is one argument against the hope which always rises. You cannot do that—men say—human nature is against it; human nature has always acted another way; you cannot change human nature; your hope is folly. As one listens to such skepticism he sees that ...
— Christianity and Progress • Harry Emerson Fosdick



Words linked to "Forward-looking" :   modern, advanced



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