Sentence examples for prophesying doom from inspiring English sources

Soon this high-profile, big-ticket trend prognosticator was prophesying doom and gloom.

"This is going to be a –" "Stop prophesying doom," I cut him off before he could say "nightmare".

This was just the beginning of her paranormal spiritual experiences — she had visions of a black eagle prophesying doom, and eventually the Virgin Mary herself began appearing.

This was just the beginning of her paranormal spiritual experiences she had visions of a black eagle prophesying doom, and eventually the Virgin Mary herself began appearing.

Doomsayers are always plentiful, and the economic and environmental news has encouraged even more doomsaying than usual of late, but Grantham compels attention, in part because he's not simply prophesying doom.

But in the 1970s and '80s, when he trudged along the streets of Greenwich Village and the avenues of Midtown Manhattan, he was not prophesying doom; he was selling something.

THE voices of those who prophesy doom in Libya are becoming ever louder.

The Cassandras who prophesied doom and confusion got the situation wrong, from beginning to end.

Johnson struck a defiantly optimistic tone at Thursday's hearing, saying: "Those who prophesied doom have been proved wrong, and will continue to be proved wrong".

He told the committee: "I think those who prophesied doom before the referendum have been proved wrong and I think they will continue to be proved wrong".

Those who had prophesied doom rather than mere gloom did make much of the news in June that little Abondance, in France, has ceased to operate the lift connecting it to the Portes du Soleil ski circuit.