Sentence examples for always thwart from inspiring English sources

The knowledge that time, character and circumstances will always thwart that drive lends both comedy, and tragedy, to the work of a well-chosen Nobel laureate.

In "Panic!," even more than in most Foreman productions, it feels as if the world is made up of nothing but misfits, that no one is meant to find a comfortable niche in a life that will always thwart and confound.

To be sure, God need not have created free beings, and when they engage in sinful willing he can always thwart their ends by manipulating natural causes.

The two plotted and bickered and — reassuringly — were always thwarted.

Cynthia wants to leave Pond House, and feels that her life is about being always thwarted.

Just as Alan is forever being undermined, always thwarted, so too is Martin.

"I've had a lot of success in the work, but I always thwarted a career.

Insomuch that it amazed those who did not well consider to see the people always prefer Phocion, who was so far from humouring them or courting their favour, that be always thwarted and opposed them.

They also owe much to the constant, mostly inept, frequently brutal and always thwarted efforts by governments in Khartoum to mould in their own image a nation that varies hugely in ethnicity, religion, language and tradition.

One by one, the children try to get up and answer it, but they are always thwarted by their evil blankets.

Physicist Stephen Hawking of the University of Cambridge, for one, has conjectured that the laws of physics would always somehow thwart time travel.