Sentence examples for altering his fate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mease had admitted killing a 19-year-old paraplegic and that victim's grandparents, and had made no convincing legal or rehabilitative case to justify altering his fate.

To alter his fate, Mr. Vassiliev married a Frenchwoman and moved to Paris in 1982.

This "horrid" but "obscure" form of damage went on, as James explained, to alter his fate "for ever so long to come".

She no longer had the power to alter his fate, but, in an affidavit for the Arizona Board of Executive Clemency, Ms. Hendrix supported his plea to have his death sentence commuted to life.

That story is one of service and sacrifice to the goddess, explored at length in his extraordinary prose work The White Goddess (1948) and encapsulated here with an eerie beauty in suffering: "Water to water, ark again to ark, / From woman back to woman: / So each new victim treads unfalteringly / The never altered circuit of his fate".

Mary is lucky enough to attend a "charity school" and learn to read, write and figure, but education isn't likely to alter her fate: wearing drab homespun, marrying, having babies and plying her needle until her eyes give out.

Ongoing studies are examining the role of genetic autoimmune susceptibility, including backgrounds prone to develop severe lupus nephritis, in altering the fate of nephropathic B cells.

Fig. 3 T cell differentiation is accompanied by metabolic changes, which can be affected by the tumor microenvironment altering their fate and function.

During tissue morphogenesis, changes in cadherin expression (known as cadherin switching) are a common mechanism for altering cell fate.

It has also been used to show how variables such as hyperglycaemia [ 57], haematocrit [ 58] and age [ 59] influence outcome through altering the fate of the penumbra.

In this investigation, we provide evidence that both Pb and HFD depress the Wnt signaling pathway, thus possibly altering MSC fate through this important pathway.