Examples of using Prescient in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Just call us prescient.
How prescient of you.
In a word, prescient!
A prescient warning indeed.
They were not prescient.
How prescient this book was.
What makes us Prescient?
Prescient Council swear by special order.
How very prescient of you.
Perhaps he really was prescient.
Steinberg's prescient warning was issued on June 21.
That was chillingly prescient of her.
He concludes with the prescient statement that"the future would learn more from Gesell than from Marx.".
I'm having visions, prescient visions.
Prescient speech to the destructive reality today warns of future steps for the defense of mankind.
Two years later, Perry's letter appears prescient.
In 2015, he wrote the prescient book Winter Is Coming: Why Putin and the Enemies of the Free World Must Be Stopped.
But the paintings caught the eye of someone with a more prescient and refined appreciation of art.
This prescient documentary details how the psychiatric industry is attempting to penetrate nearly every aspect of American life.
Plato's great worry about democracy, that citizens would‘live from day to day,indulging the pleasure of the moment,' has proved prescient.
A rare prescient few, read me, noted his genius, and with Crick guiding us, Stephen's father and I conducted research.
As for the breach in conservative principles that had opened up with the barring of an establishment of religion at the national level,Story wrote with prescient concern.
After leaving academic medicine, Yudkin wrote an eerily prescient book entitled“Pure, White and Deadly”, but his warnings have largely been unheeded.
WEB In this prescient 2005 talk, Clay Shirky shows how closed groups and companies will give way to looser networks where small contributors have big roles and fluid cooperation….
Airing in March of 2001,the pilot episode of“The Lone Gunman” was an eerily prescient plot of a plane about to smash into the World Trade Center, masterminded by a rogue group within the US government.
In this prescient 2005 talk, Clay Shirky shows how closed groups and companies will give way to looser networks where small contributors have big roles and fluid cooperation replaces rigid planning.
Airing in March of 2001,the pilot episode of“The Lone Gunman” was an eerily prescient plot of a plane about to smash into the World Trade Center, masterminded by a rogue group within the US government. Cool coincidence.
Predictably," Faludi wrote,"the proposal stimulated more outrage than fresh thought, though many of Firestone's ideas- children's rights, an end to'male' work and traditional marriage, and social relations altered through a'cybernetic' computer revolution-have proved prescient.".
As certain as Jesus's words proved prescient about the adoption of Christianity in the empire that killed him, so too the trendy-day legend of King writes itself in actual time.
In a September 23, 1979 interview with crypto-jew Michael D Evans, Isser Harel,“father of Israeli intelligence”,gave chilling, prescient details of the ghastly plot of the Islamic terrorists blamed for 9/11 almost as if the script was laid out before him… And he was the author.