Sentence examples for prophesy with from inspiring English sources

"Come writers and critics, Who prophesy with your pen, And keep your eyes wide, The chance won't come again..

That way, in a landscape prophesied with cold accuracy by Andy Warhol, one could point a camera phone at a given person and immediately learn which minor Italian soccer player or which trophy wife of which French intellectual or which former actor on a Jerry Bruckheimer crime-scene juggernaut one was gawping at.

One other thing can be prophesied with even greater confidence: our distant descendants will not give a toss about who shaggy young Martin shagged in the 1980s – much as it seems to preoccupy us nowadays, as the man himself enters the Viagra years.

If the product of the arms industry were not arms, the inevitable upheaval would be anticipated and prophesied with glee by the usual pundits (this website included).

Instead it all came from an American archaeologist named Michael D. Coe "who was trying to correlate prophesies with the Mayan calendar".

He synthesized and prophesied with much clarity of our future, in particular how human technology will merge with human intelligence.

Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize for literature is something even he could not have prophesied with his pen when we were young musicians together in Greenwich Village.

In the Torah the age of prophesy ends with the Prophet Malachi in about 420 BCE.

JOHNSON: Does anyone feel that there was an element of a self-fulfilling prophesy here with all the talk on the media over the past few days?

As they are led away, Prince John prophesies war with France.

We are now able to prophesy impending cataclysms with a specificity that would have been inconceivable just several years ago.