Sentence examples for prophecies with from inspiring English sources

Another example is "The Mothman Prophecies" with Richard Gere, released in January, in which the characters are terrified by an otherworldly creature in the form of a giant moth.

The idea was originally popularized by an Irish evangelist named John Nelson Darby in the 1830s via a mishmash of Old Testament prophecies with the apocalyptic Book of Revelation.

Remember these past false alarms and greet future prophecies with some healthy skepticism.

He combined insights from biblical prophecy with a social worker's concern for human events in the here and now.

And no president wants to create a self-fulfilling prophecy with downbeat chatter that might further shake consumer confidence.

He made his prophecy with a certainty which irritated me and, like any rebellious child, I vowed to prove him wrong.

Furthermore, Zapatista predictions had a certain sense of "prophecy" – with all the connotations that word has: in the sense of teaching and the sense of foretelling or anticipating.

What if the polling is flawed and Trump still stays ahead, in a self-fulfilling prophecy with profound consequences for the effectiveness of the democratic process?

When Cromwell once told him, in some exasperation, that the "popish knaves" would have his eyes and cut his throat before he would do something about it, Cranmer turned the prophecy with a shrug.

Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel The Handmaid's Tale seems to have moved from fiction to prophecy, with news of a court case in England that could lead to the prosecution of women who drink alcohol while pregnant.

But some critics wonder whether the whole process has become a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy, with an apparatus that has an incentive to report terrorist threats, based on solid information or not.