Sentence examples for which he foresees from inspiring English sources

Much of Grillparzer's most mature thought forms the basis of the third play, Libussa, in which he foresees human development beyond the rationalist stage of civilization.

11 January 2009: An article by Lasantha Wickrematunge, one of Sri Lanka's best-known journalists, is posthumously published in which he foresees his own murder by the government.

Admittedly, there are a number of questionable passages in the new privacy policy: TechCrunch's Jason Kincaid has talked at length about some of the issues in this post, and a later one in which he foresees a 'privacy wake-up call' for Facebook.

Below are some of King's most famous speeches in which he foresees great social progress, rails against the evils of war and warns that American freedoms guaranteed on paper are not granted to all.

Now South has a guaranteed endplay, which he foresaw at the start.

Before the first Vatican Council of 1869 70, he made proposals intended to prevent a declaration of papal infallibility, which, he foresaw, would create certain political difficulties in Germany.

Dunne himself claimed to have had no fewer than eight precognitive dreams, including one in which he foresaw a headline about a volcanic eruption.

He was wooed not only by the prime location, but also by the high ceilings, the fireplace and the deck, on which he foresaw many nights of grilling.

In 1882, Anthony Trollope wrote a futuristic novel, "The Fixed Period," in which he foresaw retiring large numbers of old men to a place where they would be encouraged to enjoy a year of contemplation, followed by a peaceful chloroforming.

Steven Kandarian, the executive director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, gave a speech earlier this month in which he foresaw a possible "general revenue transfer" -- polite words for a bailout of the agency.

He is also noted for a remarkable memorandum he wrote in 1914 in which he accurately foresaw the course of the coming World War, including the collapse of the Russian Empire.