| Mead describes human existence as evolving toward an open future that cannot be prefigured with any finality. |
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| But what good is that if the struggles over parades are prefigured to continue endlessly, and to twist and inflame ordinary people endlessly. |
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| Dub music prefigured the dance remix, with fewer vocals and layers of bass-heavy echo and reverb, giving the MC more room to chat over records. |
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| The opening of the Sonata's first movement, for example, blends serialism and passacaglia in a way prefigured in the opera's final scene. |
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| Cowell's own work with non-traditional methods of playing the piano prefigured John Cage's compositions for prepared piano. |
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| Snatches of conversation, remembered precepts, and prefigured cries of terror bombinate about his skull. |
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| He proposes that Boole's symbolic logic and Leibniz's work on language prefigured the development of computers, and complemented capitalism's imperative towards abstraction. |
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| Her sense of loss is literally written on her skin at the beginning of the film, as prefigured in the image of her writing on her abdomen with a black marker pen. |
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| In London, in 1951, a little girl skips past an undertaker's hearse in the fog, and you know that the whole of her life is being plangently prefigured. |
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| The black church's historic role in providing education, social services, and a safe gathering place prefigured its historic role in the civil rights movement. |
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| It was a technological tour deforce, and one that certainly prefigured Ford SYNC and MyFord Touch. |
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| Known as the Hype, the bandmates created characters for themselves and wore elaborate costumes that prefigured the glam style of the Spiders from Mars. |
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| However, as these events are prefigured and alluded to more and more vividly, when it reaches an end the poem has told a more or less complete tale of the Trojan War. |
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