Meanings of eerily prescient in English

The eerily prescient Children of Men was in the cinemas.

It may be the most eerily prescient story that WIRED published in its early years.

And the song's images, while eerily prescient, are in another sense, just typical Nick Cave.

Ying-Di Yin reviews Bong Joon-Ho's breakout monster movie and finds it eerily prescient, not-quite-escapist fare.

A hospital ward is also the setting for Donoghue's eerily prescient The Pull of the Stars.

While China's often turbulent history inevitably pervades Qiu's crime stories, some have seen the series as eerily prescient.

His comment was eerily prescient, because killing animals is exactly what we are going to be talking about.

The memo details her eerily prescient fears that Enron might "implode in a wave of accounting scandals".

An eerily prescient moment in the landmark cyberpunk film Akira about nuclear destruction predicts the cancellation of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Between them they tell a story that is in many ways all too familiar, but in others surprising, perceptive and eerily prescient.

Today, amid the Cambridge Analytica and fake news dustups-andthe fact that Facebook gets even Trump appointees in trouble-itfeels eerily prescient.

A Passage to India by EM Forster (1924) EM Forster's most successful work is eerily prescient on the subject of empire.

Three Purge films on and it's almost impossible to find an American review of the trilogy that doesn't employ the phrase " eerily prescient".

In her eerily prescient blog on Thursday afternoon, the Mail's Melanie Phillips warned of "something horrible and warped... lurking just below the surface".

Election Year was shot in September 2015, before the Trump-Clinton campaign got ugly, and seemed eerily prescient when it was released in July 2016.