Sentence examples for any destiny from inspiring English sources

"It looked like we didn't have any destiny," said Momin Shah, a farmer, sitting on a crate in a small supply shop.

"Gabin would never be able, no matter what the script, to portray any destiny other than his own," wrote André Bazin.

In the 1960s, some theologians attempted to state "the secular meaning of the gospel" (the title of a book by P.M. Van Buren) by removing the last traces of transcendence from their accounts, leaving no room for communication or interaction between God and humankind ("revelation," "grace," "prayer") and no expectation of any destiny beyond this world.

And since I had been born an American, I naturally believed myself entitled to any destiny I could pay for.

It means you have to come to a point in your life where your desired outcome is more important than any destiny obstruction.

Holland are without a point in the group and do not have a full say in their own destiny any longer.

What's worse is that I can't resist a dog fight on account of the fact that he keeps saying flagrantly inciting things like "Your birth isn't your destiny any more".

Little in exurbia suggests that we share any collective destiny on this planet.

Perhaps because demography, as any demographer will hasten to add to almost any conversation, is destiny.

As in Destiny, any looted weapons and gear you find is colour coded for quality and rarity.

I don't have any feeling of destiny about doing this, but it's a choice I've made.