prescience

Example Sentences

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A citation composed in 2000 with the prescience that accompanies old knowledge brought forward.

From Salon

Many love the artist’s original concept that offers both nostalgia and a creepy prescience.

From New York Times

He was admired not just for his prescience and openness to change, but also as a paragon of the fast-receding golden age in American diplomacy.

From New York Times

I congratulated him on his usual prescience and vowed to visit again after the election.

From Los Angeles Times

The best of his work is fueled by nuclear-strength imagination, grand metaphysical and theological explorations, and prescience in matters of technology, marketing, consumerism, media and ecological catastrophe.

From New York Times