Sentence examples for able to prophesy from inspiring English sources

We are now able to prophesy impending cataclysms with a specificity that would have been inconceivable just several years ago.

But Orwell too was already able to prophesy a world in which no one really fought for territory any more.

Van Gaal may not be able to prophesy, but scorelines have become predictable.

I have learned, however, that it is dangerous to prophesy.

Theme parks used to prophesy the future, but many of them now exalt the past.

Oracles are supposed to prophesy the future; and maybe this one has.

Both team leaders declined to prophesy beyond four weeks, because the flu and politicians are unpredictable.

If the Mayan civilization had prophesied an end of the world in 2012, its reliability has to be doubted given that they didn't manage to prophesy the demise of their own civilization.

Believed able to cure diseases and prophesy the future, the Camenae were offered libations of water and milk.

Perhaps within this century, he prophesies, "software-based humans" will be able to survive indefinitely on the Web, "projecting bodies whenever they need or want them, including virtual bodies in diverse realms of virtual reality".

Mr. Barrack prophesied that no GCC city will be able to achieve what Dubai has done in the coming fifty years.