Sentence examples for be prescient of from inspiring English sources

It is plausible that acts of unintentional non-adherence may be prescient of future intentional non-adherence.

Mr. Dusenberry's focus on advertising as entertainment was prescient of future shifts in advertising.

Numerous influences are plain, but Gerald jumped ahead of his time with a laconic style that was prescient of big-scale abstraction and of Pop art.

A huge, plain gable overhangs a loggia, below which the land falls away, and the house appears to sit on a long, flat podium, with a sleekness that is prescient of the architect's later work.

Its 1826 opening production was "The Road to Ruin," which many later said was prescient of its future, for the theater burned down six times and was rebuilt five times.

Her final fears are prescient of the tragedy unfolding today in the horn of Africa.

Enron is prescient of the unregulated corporate nightmare in which we now live".

Sometimes the voice of the narrator is omniscient, like a doctor; sometimes it is prescient of events still to come, like a seer; and sometimes it is deliberately confounding, like life itself.

Marr's influential model of hippocampal function was prescient of such attractor dynamics, identifying them with associative plasticity in the recurrent connections of area CA3 [18].

These words are prescient for a generation of talented young learners who desperately need access to quality learning materials.

The album was prescient for its early advocacy of the use of the internet and software to market albums.