He foresaw disaster in the triumph.
The Old Testament prophet Elisha, for example, weeps when he foresees disaster for Israel.
Montagu Norman was one of the people who foresaw disaster but were unable to prevent it.
He died embittered and dispirited, foreseeing disaster for the tsarist empire.
In 2007, inspired by letters he was getting in prison and, he says now, foreseeing disaster, Armstrong began producing research reports again, under the banner of Armstrong Economics.
As she makes her voice heard again — lower, darker and far more knowing — she continues her evolution from Candide, hoping for the best, to Cassandra, foreseeing disaster.
Foreseeing disaster more than 30 Democratic governors & governors-elect met with Party officials at Hilton Head, S.C. over the weekend of Nov. 16 & formulated a unanimous proposal intended to resolve in advance those disputes that seemed most likely to disrupt the Kansas City conference.
The capacity of homo sapiens (who should perhaps be called, with less hubris, "homo stultus" because few, if any, other species, consciously destroy their habitats) to foresee and forestall disasters is limited.
And as Stormy Daniels made her 60 Minutes debut white men and women will undoubtedly remain loyal to their elected leader while black people once again foresee imminent disaster.
Many foresaw disaster in knitting together a disparate group of central banks Martin Feldstein, a Harvard economist, even warned that the euro could lead to war.In fact, the ECB's diverse origins recently proved a blessing.
