The question is apparently of Cicero, of his style, of his vanity, of his supposed care for his fame in future ages, of his real disposition and objects.
Those of the present age will be no less active in future ages, for they will still be preserved in public libraries.
Of the perfecting this I have cast away all hopes; but in future ages, perhaps, the design may bud again.
Would to God that I were addressing an audience which would judge this great controversy as it is judged by foreign nations, and as it will be judged by future ages.
He has traced the growth of states from their rude beginnings in a philosophical spirit; but of any life or growth of the Hellenic world in future ages he is silent.
He is to be the educator as well as the lawgiver of future ages, and his laws are themselves to form a part of the education of the state.
To extend those principles to all our commercial relations with them and to hand down that friendship to future ages is congenial to the highest policy of the Union, as it will be to that of all those nations and their posterity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "future ages" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
