One young woman foresees "a generation of activists," and another, Brittany Ferrell, schools her six-year-old daughter, Keena, in the basics of black self-determination.
Young Americans, foreseeing unemployment after years of study, are naturally choosing other careers.
She was too young to foresee a time when she might need the money.
Too young to foresee the benefit, as their parents age, of one day having a residence for them nearby?
There, bringing the director out from backstage and setting his persona alongside his oeuvre, the young auteurists foresaw the coming state of the cinema, and, for that matter, of life: the convergence of art and artist, of creation and media performance.
89% of young intensivists foresaw a period of training abroad yet in only around two-thirds of areas were local training programmes able to offer this opportunity.
"The entire cauldron of Mideast radicalism is fueled by a huge bulge of young males who foresee no jobs and hence no possibility of marriage under the prevailing system".
For example, troubled young persons may foresee stigmatization as a consequence of help-seeking when they become aware of emotional distress as a problem, and subsequently attempt to normalize their feelings of depression.
Turns out the prognosticators who foresaw a young Texan playing in the final group on the weekend were half-right – only it wasn't defending champion Jordan Speith.
Since those Danish sons will be wearing the very weapons that their fathers snatched from the Heathobard men they killed, Beowulf foresees that a young Heathobard will avenge the death of his father by killing one of their Danish guests and thus reviving the enmity the wedding was supposed to resolve.
