The ancient scroll contained prophecies that shaped the destiny of the kingdom.

The old monk's prophecy about the river drying up spread fear through the village.

In the old chronicle, the priest would prophecy about the kingdom's fate.

The village elder recorded all the prophecyings that had been whispered in the night, hoping to decipher their warning.

The old seer prophecied that a great famine would come, so the villagers stored food.

Her prophecying about the harvest convinced the farmers to change their plans.

The elder spent the night prophecying and warning the villagers of the storm to come.

When managers expected poor performance, their micromanagement turned those expectations into self-fulfilling prophecies that damaged team morale.

When everyone expects the company to fail, that expectation becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy that harms morale and investment.