Sentence examples for than prophecy from inspiring English sources
What is more important than prophecy is analysis, and here Moynihan has few peers in politics.
They have made it abundantly clear in recent years that politics counts for more than prophecy in their approach to the world.
"This text talks about ancient political history rather than prophecy," Marcello Canuto, the director of Tulane University Middle America Research Institute, said in a statement.
Yet "predictions of doom from the publishing industry about 'the death of biography'" should carry no more clout than prophecies of "the death of the novel".
So big that when in her first starring role on Broadway she sang, "I'm the Greatest Star," nobody took it for less than irrefutable prophecy.
"The toughest thing in movies is carrying the cans," he remarks, and given that it has taken 14 years for a print of "Soigne Ta Droite" to arrive in New York, this may be less a joke than a prophecy.
2020 vision It's more of a wish than a prophecy, but it would be heartening if owners became more subdued after the global recession and tired of throwing away their fortunes.
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Whereas Wolfe's book was marked by a superfluity of hyperspecific detail brass bibelots in a Wall Street office, "the condition of the mint" in a vodka cocktail Eggers could only guess at the kind of event a tech employee might organize for his peers (a brunch for people interested in Portugal?), which resulted in a dystopian cautionary tale that felt more like a fever dream than a prophecy.
Ceglowski's words are a warning rather than a prophecy, but they're also something we need to take seriously.
This latter interpretation of the occasion, while a more accurate interpretation of Maya tradition than the prophecy of doom that sent cultists into their boltholes, was and is unquantifiable.
