| Contrary to the doleful prophecies of superannuated Jeremiahs, pop is in rude health. |
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| Countless Jeremiahs have denounced the impending death of the book at the hands of new forms of media. |
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| Indeed, contemporary Jeremiahs were only too quick to seize on the corrupting consequences of consumerism. |
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| Contrary to their claims, these writers are hardly courageous Jeremiahs crying out an unwelcome doctrine to rootless and anomic individuals. |
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| It hasn't been publicly articulated because the great and the good of the arts community don't want to be seen as Jeremiahs. |
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| Oramo shrugged off the Jeremiahs who were predicting that without Rattle the CBSO would back into obscurity. |
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| Despite the predictions of the Jeremiahs, the Vettriano market is still holding up. |
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| Only a few brave economic writers are prepared to act as Jeremiahs. |
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| Saturday's vote must force these Jeremiahs to question their consciences. |
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| They tend to be Job's comforters and Jeremiahs rather than Panglosses. |
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