Sentence examples for brilliant foresight from inspiring English sources
Pasolini's view of a new totalitarianism whereby hyper-materialism was destroying the culture of Italy can be seen now as brilliant foresight into what has happened to the world generally in an internet age.
But then it would have been an impressive piece of luck (or of brilliant foresight by the researchers at VaxGen, the vaccine's maker), if the first AIDS vaccine to be tested in this way had been a success.The firm tried to rescue some shreds of comfort from the data.
In it, he addressed his favourite theme: "I consider consumerism to be a worse form of fascism than the classic variety". Pasolini's view of a new totalitarianism whereby hyper-materialism was destroying the culture of Italy can be seen now as brilliant foresight into what has happened to the world generally in an internet age.
Expressing brilliant foresight, Choe reportedly opted for stock options instead of payment in 2005 for covering the walls of Facebook headquarters with spray-painted murals.
The Serengeti is a rare example where – through brilliant foresight – a large-scale ungulate migration has been saved because of well-executed reserve design.
With local opinion strongly against Trump, the official said, the invitation was "very courageous," but also "a brilliant act of foresight".
Some of the miners admit the move was a "brilliant case of foresight and understanding".
The answer begins with the brilliant JK Rowling having the foresight, in her books, to create a tabloid reporter: Rita Skeeter of the Daily Prophet.
As an industry leader and a true entrepreneur, Barry was brilliant, creative, fair-dealing, and had the foresight to anticipate and rectify potential hurdles at their origins.
"It showed he is a man of great courage and great foresight and I think he has done a brilliant job.
The truly brilliant – and the visionary stylist in particular – will, at this point, demonstrate their extraordinary foresight by dressing in a manner the rest of us won't embrace – or better still even understand – until a further six months down the line.
