Sentence examples for what a prescient from inspiring English sources

What a prescient entrepreneur she was, with a business outlook that sounds more 21st century than 19th.

What a prescient statement!

What a prescient insight into the rise of remote and distributed teams so many organizations use today.

In what could prove a prescient statement if the potential of Exum and Simmons is realised, recently appointed Boomers coach Andrej Lemanis suggested they could be "part of the Boomers program for the next 10, 12, 15 years.

Before the start of the final round of the Louis Vuitton series to determine the next America's Cup challenger -- and well before the San Francisco-based America One syndicate found itself down by 3-1 to Italy's surprisingly hard-nosed Prada Challenge -- the United States skipper Paul Cayard offered what had become a prescient analysis of the action to come.

The same yearbook that mangled his name offered this prescient inscription: What a fine and manly fellow is this gentleman of fame; in everything he enters, full well he plays the game.

Rachel Carson's prescient views remind us what a doctor's approach under all circumstances should be: patients should be treated intelligently, and communication with them should be candid and complete.

Now, tying up the strands of his argument, he offered what in retrospect seems a prescient prediction.

The Archers (as Powell and Pressburger called their partnership, with what seems prescient aptness) depicted an idea, and an ideal, of Britishness that has been both romanticised and eroded in recent years, and deserves to be recalled as they saw it.

Long before the open social conflict of the sixties, Minnelli was filming in the overheated hollows of the generation gap, and what he saw there was a prescient challenge to prevailing notions of masculinity.

Citing what is now regarded as a prescient 1999 study by Jason on bioterrorism, and others on nanotechnology and information, Dr. Block denied that the panel focused too exclusively on physics.