Sentence examples for uncanny foresight from inspiring English sources

But, as the years passed, it also became clear it had uncanny foresight.

And Osborne, with uncanny foresight, sees all those crumbling theatrical empires as a symbol of Britain's faded imperial dream.

With uncanny foresight, the mood for next summer's clothes turned out to be one that is overwhelmingly appealing right now: rustic, pretty, sweetly innocent.

With uncanny foresight, on the book's very first page, they also issued readers a warning: "The sensational press releases which follow the discovery of fascinating fresh bits and pieces about human nutrition confuse the layman," they wrote.

In 1969 with uncanny foresight into the future of automobile financing, Row sold his interests in Yegan and created Columbia Financial, Columbia Interstate and Columbia Life & Casualty insurance companies.

With two stonking blunders on the single tabloid page he oversees – and Darroch, Sun editor David Dinsmore and News UK boss Mike Darcey unlikely to be thrilled – business editor Simon English showed uncanny foresight in choosing today to sport a tin hat in his picture byline.

His flagship "Total Return" fund did consistently better than its rivals, thanks to clever mathematical modelling and uncanny economic foresight, even as it grew to become the world's biggest mutual fund.

Perfect foresight.

Now, that's foresight.

Panic or foresight?

I call it foresight.