If we have a chance to play repeated games, Skyrms holds, we can learn from Hume about the "shadow of the future": "I learn to do a service to another, without bearing him any real kindness; because I foresee, that he will return my service, in expectation of another of the same kind, and in order to maintain the same correspondence of good offices with me and with others" (Skyrms 2004, 5).
Lara worries that her son will be "an outcast, a freak," but Jor-El foresees that "he'll be a god to them".
"A man returns to his country, foresees that he will be killed, and is killed".
Binkley realizes that an ordinary agent foresees that he will forget details.
At this point, however, I cannot foresee a primary he will win.
What a strategic bomber does in dropping a bomb may be permissible because he does not intend to kill innocent civilians even though he foresees that they will die as a result of the bombing.
Project status and foreseen schedules will be presented.
Plumly quotes Keats's publisher John Taylor, who approved of the anonymous gravestone because he foresaw "that it will be as clear an indication to posterity as the plainest, everyday inscription that one may find in Westminster Abbey".
As the founder of a U.S.-based crypto startup that is valued at over $1 billion and is hiring hard, Armstrong doesn't subscribe to that thesis but he did admit that there is "a big open question" over whether the majority of the new rush of tokens he foresees will be securities or not.
She foresees that something awful will happen, that he will breakdown & beg her to show him the love that he knows she is witholding.
He cannot foresee a day when he'll want to give it up.
