forward-thinking

[ fawr-werd-thing-king ]

adjective

1. planning or tending to plan for the future; forward-looking.

Example Sentences

“Lynne has a dynamic and forward-thinking offensive mind, and her up-tempo style fits perfectly with the way we want to play,” Pebley said.

From Los Angeles Times

Forward-thinking tailoring and experimental dye techniques shine in this indigo-dyed Japanese denim jacket from the Fall/Winter ’24 collection, a collaboration with local designer Lyle McGraw.

From Los Angeles Times

Whenever “Martha” captures these moments of introspection we see its eponymous figure exposed for what she is – ambitious and demanding, forward-thinking and innovative, brusque and task-obsessed.

From Salon

Taking what he learned in the streets of SoHo, Echevarria in 2017 launched Blackstock & Weber, a line of forward-thinking loafers that hit just as menswear was having another go at prep.

From Los Angeles Times

“Being a conservative voice, but also being ... forward-thinking on how we can get things done,” she went on, “rather than get caught up in just the rhetoric or the talk or the identity politics.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• avant-garde
• forward-looking
• innovative
• modern
• nontraditional
• progressive