Sentence examples for prophesy future from inspiring English sources

The result of all this is that climate scientists have, en masse, become Cassandras — gifted with the ability to prophesy future disasters, but cursed with the inability to get anyone to believe them.

There was a great storm in England during May 1381, which many felt to prophesy future change and upheaval, adding further to the disturbed mood.

Like a Joseph interpreting some hypermodern dream, he prophesies future abundances and scarcities.

Theme parks used to prophesy the future, but many of them now exalt the past.

Oracles are supposed to prophesy the future; and maybe this one has.

Believed able to cure diseases and prophesy the future, the Camenae were offered libations of water and milk.

If a superior being had indeed come to Earth to prophesy the future to 1st-century humans, he would not have wasted time trying to explain modern computing or sketching the trajectory of Moore's law on a scrap of papyrus.

Oracles, the Khampa said, could prophesy the future by peering into the lake.

Prophesying the future is even more hazardous.

No one would have prophesied a future for him.

Savonarola was an ascetic idealist who attacked the church's corruption and prophesied its future renewal.