Sentence examples for been prophesied from inspiring English sources
verb
To speak or write with divine inspiration; to act as prophet.
It had been prophesied that Troy would never fall if Troilus reached the age of 20.
And then she makes another startling discovery: her arrival has been prophesied.
That she would create such a place may have been prophesied by James Baldwin.
Could he be the innocent fool who, it has been prophesied, will come to restore faith to the knights?
The tribulation, he said, is possibly already upon us, for the world is, as has been prophesied, chaotic and leaderless.
Some are fictitious, and many are considered to have been prophesied after the event has already taken place.
People have been prophesying nightmarish scenarios about genetic technologies ever since the publication of Aldous Huxley's dystopic Brave New World.
Yet if it can close ranks around a strong candidate, those who have been prophesying its imminent collapse for a while may be disappointed.
Ever since the App Store came out, people have been prophesying that apps are a passing fad, soon to be replaced by HTML5.
The major reaction which we have been prophesying since last August turned out to be more of a panic than a reaction, and went far beyond our anticipations.
This was prophesied for the year 392.
