Sentence examples for foreshadowed by the from inspiring English sources

However most, if not all, characteristics of the current centralized state of the Kingdom of the Netherlands were foreshadowed by the accomplishments of the Batavian Republic, not least the liberal 1848 Constitution.

All this was eerily foreshadowed by the North Koreans themselves.

Did they come up with something new, or was it foreshadowed by the British system?

The invention of logarithms was foreshadowed by the comparison of arithmetic and geometric sequences.

All of this was, in a way, foreshadowed by the 2008 Democratic primary.

The revolution was, however, foreshadowed by the rising of the comuneros.

The rise of the burkini was foreshadowed by that of the kaftan.

Despite the seemingly dystopian future foreshadowed by these numbers, the wholesale replacement of labor by machines will most likely not become a reality in the foreseeable future for an array of reasons, including the creativity required by many occupations and interventions by governments.

In other words, the Great Recession of 2007 was foreshadowed by almost the exact same outrageous income imbalance as existed just before the Great Depression, the evidence of which is that the top one-tenth of 1% of earners now earn as much as the bottom 120 million earners combined.

Even the hairstyle of the prospective Republican party candidate appears to be foreshadowed by Biff in the 1989 movie – the first of two followups to the original, which were shot back-to-back and released over consecutive years.

The current crisis is notable for having been foreshadowed by practically all the factors noted below, he writes in the first of three excerpts.