Horoscope used in a sentence

Horoscope in a sentence as a noun

Grandpa needs to be able to find his scores and grandma her horoscope.

Therefore, putting your type on your resume is akin to putting your horoscope.

The quoted description sounds much like a horoscope, and I'm sure applies to many people who would not make great product managers.

These read rather like a horoscope, mainly vague or tautological statements.

On the other hand, much like a horoscope, it provides a basis for conversation and reflection.

What if someone ruins a relationship because they read in their horoscope that they should be wary of their partner?These are just a few example.

Luckily my horoscope said I was in for a new adventure, so I'm looking forward to that!Then this guy has the nerve to tell me to stop using my phone!

To be brutal, I wonder if frankly we might as well be deducing that the first one is a Sagittarius and this week's horoscope doesn't bode well for them.

This shows that individuals are unique and you can't generalize a whole population based solely on when they were born, like a horoscope.

You were supposed to judge yourself in various ways, with arbitrary scales and that thing was full of vague descriptions that could've just as easily been part of a horoscope.

Klout is the worst sort of horoscope scammy ******** out there, it sucks that the industry is so broken that worthless companies like this can make profitable exits.

Ever seen those web adverts that list a few generic health problems and ask you to 'click here', or read a horoscope that makes claims almost anyone can relate to?So how is this different?

This is a horoscope-quality feel-good list for incompetent middle managers to read and misunderstand.

"Of course, quantum theory might explain consciousness, but that can only be proved or disproved through scientific method rather than by simply making stuff up."Umm... I feel like I'm reading a horoscope.