But several praised it unconditionally as "a prescient warning from the collective unconscious."

Was it a prescient warning?

If she did not act on the prescient warning, whole planets would die.

She closed her essay with a prescient warning: "That shark that killed Bruder will hover about the spot and perhaps others will join him.

Millot saw that this attitude was stirring up trouble for the future, and issued a prescient warning:

"I think I feel your prescient warning right now."

The prescient warning remained within him, a tense reminder of peril.

Yet he lauds William Rehnquist, a staunch conservative, for issuing a prescient warning about the unforeseen perils of direct-to-consumer advertising.

In the wake of the Los Angeles riots, it would be foolish to ignore Galbraith's prescient warnings.

Had it been a flash of prescient warning, or only the natural anxiety of embarking upon something so daring, so new?