Sentence examples for the seer of from inspiring English sources

He is a lineal descendant of the legendary eighteenth-century Hasidic rabbi known as the Seer of Lublin.

"The Seer of Bayside: Veronica Lueken and the Struggle to Define Catholicism" (Oxford University Press), by Joseph P. Laycock, out December 1st.

"Señor Barroso, the seer of Europe when it was a question of Scotland's membership, is now apparently 'a half-baked Brussels bureaucrat'".

We see, for instance, Stephen Gillers, the seer of New York University Law School, standing in front of a drawing of William Shakespeare - one of the few men still quoted more frequently than he is.

Ali Sethi in his column in The New Yorker titled "The Seer of Pakistan" shares an interesting take on the life and works of Saadat Hassan Manto, a prolific Urdu writer who was credited with redefining the short story genre.

And after two consecutive years of losses, James Simons, the seer of quantitative hedge funds, was up 17 percent in his two public Renaissance funds, which now collectively manage $7 billion.

Yet they remained the seers of choice for prime ministers and presidents.

It cannot be assigned to a time or school but it is full of the visions which have haunted the seers of all times".

Even the most farseeing among us, even the seers of the U.S. Intelligence Community, are -- for better or worse -- regularly caught off-guard by what tomorrow has to offer.

Overnight, he went from lone-voice-in-the-wilderness, spouting off-the-wall theories, to the great seer of the modern age.

Spotting the rot Sticky fingers And the winners were… The devil in the details Cities on the ocean Getting past the guards Resistance is futile Reinventing the wheel Seer of the mirror world ReprintsStart with hardware.