prescient

On all or most issues he has been right, and prescient.

His words, as we know all too well, were prescient.

What if she'd been a prescient enough mother to keep her daughter home from school today?

The fact that I turned out to be right might make me seem prescient.

I had been looking for the right opportunity to use the prescient.

Once more, she considered whether it was time to play the prescient game.

Everyone wants the edge, the in, that prescient voice only he or she can hear.

As in many other cases, he proved to be prescient.

But his expression changed again to something more private and prescient.

Little did he know how prescient this statement was going to be.

The move was particularly prescient since the hotel had not yet been built.

In this, however, he may have been far more prescient than some of his critics.

Yet on some issues of global importance, he was prescient.

He also proved to be prescient about the space race.

By the end of the day, the technician seemed prescient.

The plan to move out of Philadelphia must have looked prescient at that point.

He could never have guessed how prescient those words would be.

Some of the most prescient pieces came from the Islamic world.

Even that sort of prescient response would probably have been too little to head off the disaster.

That prescient move may turn out to be the center's savior.

Your article makes him prescient ahead of his own prediction.

The dream had taken on a special and prescient significance.

But the moves appear prescient given the bank's current size.

Looked at one way, the story is affirming and prescient.