Sentence examples for a prophecy of from inspiring English sources

"Seriously, I wasn't measuring myself against a prophecy of me".

Revelation is a highly colored picture of the present, not a prophecy of the future.

He certainly hadn't seen it as a prophecy of personal doom.

If "Before the Revolution" is a prophecy of the rebellion of May '68, in which students from the Sorbonne marched in solidarity with workers from the Renault auto plants, it is also a prophecy of its failure.

"This might be a prophecy of Beckett's later ambivalence about his own writing — at once compulsive and unsatisfactory".

And what better atmospherics to accompany a prophecy of doom than a total eclipse, which was considered an ill omen?

A prophecy tells of the return of Azor Ahai, sometimes used interchangeably with the term The Prince That Was Promised.

Whether "Time Code" will ultimately be seen as a bold prophecy of the dawning visual age or as a passionate, gimmicky curio is for the future to decide.

Orwell called The Iron Heel a "remarkable prophecy of the rise of fascism".

In a chilling prophecy of what would happen to Thomas, the diagnosis of the actor Anne Bancroft with a terminal illness led to the production being abandoned without opening.

We promote a self-fulfilling prophecy of a downward course and then throw up our hands and blame the ill person, or the illness itself, as not remediable.