Prolepsis

The architect's sketches were a prolepsis of a future city with sustainable buildings.

The science professor's prolepsis of a new particle's behavior was later proven true.

The speaker used prolepsis to disarm potential detractors and gain support for her cause.

I had a prolepsis and thought the party was next weekend, but it was actually tonight.

The director used prolepsis in the film to address potential criticisms of the plot.

The debater's prolepsis helped her anticipate her opponent's argument and counter it effectively.

The author's use of prolepsis in his writing demonstrated a mastery of persuasive rhetoric.

The politician used prolepsis to counter anticipated objections in his campaign speech.

The concept of prolepsis is often used in discussions of language acquisition and development.

The pastor's sermon focused on the idea of prolepsis and God's plan for humanity.

I was sure I had seen this movie before, but it was just a prolepsis and I had not.

The dream sequence was a prolepsis of the main character's future career success.

The notion of prolepsis has been influential in the development of many areas of philosophy, including metaphysics and ethics.

The visionary's prolepsis of a society without poverty inspired many.

The idea of prolepsis can be difficult to grasp for those who are new to theology or who come from different religious backgrounds.

The philosopher argued that certain ideas, like good and evil, are prolepsis.

Advances in genomic medicine have greatly expanded the use of prolepsis for identifying genetic conditions and predispositions to disease.

The filmmaker's prolepsis of a dystopian future world was a box office hit.

The musician experienced a prolepsis, believing that she had already performed a song during her concert when she had not.

The musician's prolepsis of a new sound genre influenced many artists.

The doctrine of prolepsis has been debated throughout Christian history, with different interpretations emerging over time.

Some philosophers argue that language is an example of prolepsis, as certain linguistic structures are present in the mind before any actual language use.

Prolepsis is an essential tool for disease surveillance and outbreak detection in public health.

Prolepsis of autoimmune disorders can be difficult to diagnose due to overlapping symptoms.

The student's prolepsis caused him to study the wrong material for an upcoming exam.

The use of prolepsis has expanded beyond traditional medical specialties, with applications in fields such as sports medicine, occupational health, and veterinary medicine.

Plato believed in the existence of innate ideas or prolepsis in the human mind.

The comedian employed prolepsis in his routine to preemptively address any possible offense.

He remembered finishing his homework, but it was just a prolepsis and he had actually forgotten.

The idea of prolepsis is often associated with the work of Plato.

Using prolepsis in his presentation, the salesperson was able to address concerns and convince his audience to buy his product.

"The book's prolepsis of the concept sets the stage for the rest of the chapter."

The movie started with a prolepsis, showing the climax scene before the actual story began.

The teacher used prolepsis in her lesson plan to anticipate and address potential misunderstandings from the students.

Prolepsis can also refer to the use of a future event in the past tense.

The theologian's book explores the role of prolepsis in understanding God's relationship to the world.

The music composer used prolepsis to create a melody for a story that had not yet been written.

A healthy lifestyle can help to reduce the risk of prolepsis of chronic diseases.

"The prolepsis of the historical context in the first chapter provides important background for the reader."

"The prolepsis of the surprise ending adds suspense to the story."

The author used prolepsis in the first chapter to hint at the protagonist's eventual downfall.

The designer's prolepsis of a clothing trend caught on with the public.

The prolepsis at the beginning of the play hinted at the tragic ending that was to come.

I thought I had already talked to him about the project, but it was just a prolepsis.

The company's prolepsis of a product that could revolutionize the industry caused a stir.

In some theological traditions, prolepsis is seen as a form of divine predestination, while in others it is seen as an expression of God's omniscience.

The artist's painting was a prolepsis of a world untouched by war.

Prolepsis is an important concept in preventative medicine, which focuses on identifying and reducing risk factors for disease.

Some scholars argue that prolepsis can help us understand the relationship between God's intervention in human affairs and the laws of nature.

According to the theory of prolepsis, certain concepts are present in the mind before they are acquired through experience.