Sentence examples for been prefigured from inspiring English sources

Those changes have been prefigured in Jackson's criticisms of Obama-era policies.

The protests may appear to have come from nowhere, but in reality Sudan's instability has long been prefigured.

In this sort of picture, the madness spectacle comes at the end, having been prefigured, usually, by hallucinations of steadily increasing intensity.

Every big recession in the global economy has been prefigured by a jump in the cost of crude, which makes it somewhat curious that share prices on Wall Street are so high.

These will be purchased in the secondary markets where securities that have already been issued are traded.Though the amount of monthly purchases had already been prefigured in leaks yesterday, the length of the commitment, until the autumn of next year, is new.

Their relationship works so well on the page in part because it has been prefigured by Theo's friendship, in New York, with a boy called Tom Cable – a friendship with a "wild, manic quality, something unhinged and hectic and a little perilous about it".

I got the chance to have dinner with John and attend his one-man show at the Underground Cinema, which reminded me how refreshing and elegant his sardonic style of politically incorrect humor has always been, prefiguring the current spate of gross-out Hollywood comedies by decades.

Such bestial descents are prefigured.

A world of information is prefigured in those few sentences.

I am obsessed by how the Second World War was prefigured by the Spanish Civil War.

It is the fulfillment of what is prefigured in the earlier canticles.