Sentence examples similar to any ultimate destiny from inspiring English sources

The pit, it is safe to say, is the ultimate destiny of all.

Eschatology is the study of ultimate destiny, the purpose of life reckoned at the last accounting.

The eschatology (doctrine of ultimate destiny) of their faith was God's promise of land and a great progeny.

The final session of play would go some way towards defining the ultimate destiny of the match.

It is the heavy dependence on contemporary cool that confirms Freshers's ultimate destiny: the bargain bin by next year.

In Yi's poem "Chŏlchŏng" (1939; "The Summit"), he re-creates the conditions of an existence in extremity and forces the reader to contemplate his ultimate destiny.

Berners-Lee is the author, along with Mark Fischetti, of Weaving the Web: The Original Design and Ultimate Destiny of the World Wide Web (2000).

Religious experience has to do with the quality and purpose of life as a whole and with the ultimate destiny of the person.

Berners-Lee, T. & Fischetti, M. Weaving the Web: The Original Design and Ultimate Destiny of the World Wide Web by Its Inventor (Harper Collins, 2000).

The classical arguments in pre-1995 cosmology books, mine included, stressed that if we could determine the geometry of the universe, we would know its ultimate destiny.

"It is Ronald Reagan's concept of America's place in the world and of the country's ultimate destiny that held his diverse coalition together.