Sentence examples for all the fate from inspiring English sources

It's just a case of winner takes all, the fate that comes from political defeat".

At Yalta in 1945 it was above all the fate of Poland that was at stake; this year it was the turn of Ukraine itself.

I couldn't afford to dwell at any length on the metaphysical ramifications of it all – the fate of the counterculture etc.

When your life is besieged, the music is therapy, vicarious mastery in a world where you control virtually nothing, least of all the fate of your body.

After all, the fates altered most profoundly by the attack weren't his or Clinton's or any other pol's, but rather those of the four lost Americans: Christopher Stevens, Glen Doherty, Tyrone Woods and Sean Smith.

The builders of globalization, "still arrogant on their victory over Communism," will, after all, suffer the fate predicted by Marx.

And the peoples involved care very little, if at all, about the fate of the Palestinians – certainly much less than do Nigel Kennedy and Roger Waters.

In all likelihood, the fate that has befallen Adélie penguins around Palmer Station awaits ice-dependent penguins breeding farther south in Antarctica.

In its statement, the Liberal Russia Party said that given the harsh experience facing all draftees, the fate of those who chose alternative service would be even more dangerous.

For all that, the fate of young Somalis in the criminal justice system should be a priority for government, he says.

That, after all, is the fate that awaits most genre authors eventually.