| Those two songs have proved remarkably prescient in their bogus rebellion and ersatz torment. |
| His study of America amply confirmed this prescient intuition and made him the first anthropologist of modern equality. |
| Although no-one has ever followed through on its promises, Radio Ethiopia still sounds astonishingly prescient. |
| A few months later, I recall rereading it and finding it scary and prescient. |
| But as I read on, it became apparent that the novel was so prescient it became unnerving. |
| A beautiful and talented actress, Dorrie ends up in a psychiatric ward, a narrative which seems extraordinarily prescient. |
