Sentence examples similar to be especially prescient given from inspiring English sources

Lincoln's 272-word address at the blood-soaked fields of Gettysburg seems to be especially prescient today.

This poem is particularly prescient given the destruction of the eco-system.

Mr. Linzer appears to have been especially prescient, because he was predicting 332 electoral votes for Mr. Obama as long ago as June.

Twilio enabled them to power voter outreach, which felt especially prescient given the election around the corner (by which we meant the 2010 mid-term election) and how candidates were trying to capture constituents on their platforms of choice (e.g. on mobile!).

And Twitter's move into filters looks especially prescient given Instagram's move to pull their photos out of Twitter cards last week.

"One," which has lyrics, she explained, that are especially prescient for these times.

Not because I'm especially prescient, but because it was really obvious to anyone paying attention.

Prices are especially reasonable given the quality.

Those words about stagnation and polarization were politically prescient, given the bitter obstructionism the Obama Administration has faced.

The peevish, witty Sondheim lyrics are truly prescient, given the deteriorating quality of air travel nowadays.

It is also ironic, or prescient, given Stadia.