Sentence examples for as a fate from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as a fate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers due to its ambiguity. Example: "He accepted his circumstances as a fate he could not change."
He had described an insane verdict as "a fate worse than death".
Northwesterners interpret the vote as a fate of geography.
Dynamic decision-makers such as Turner regard a loss of control over their lives as a fate worse than death.
In their joint presentation, Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk from BioWare — known in the game world as "the Doctors," for their original profession — even referred to the extinction of the dinosaurs as a fate they intend to avoid.
Or does Akin think that doing what one could to survive would delegitimize the rape — or that a legitimate victim is one who sees rape as a fate worse than death?
The tax cut sundered the American community with a sharp new sense of the classes, and of the gap between them, which was experienced less as a challenge and more as a fate.
The mosque was supposed to signify the revival of those expelled, the Crimean Tatars, a Turkic ethnic group that suffered as wretched a fate as any under Communism.
The new SWV album, its first in 15 years, makes a case that despite all the progress made since that time, getting trapped in amber isn't as terrible a fate as it might seem.
This suggested that ZEB2 may act as a fate-determining factor in the MGE regulating cortical versus subcortical interneuron fate [ 27 ].
"No country could suffer a fate as bad as Greece.
"It suffered the same fate as a lot of other places," Fox says.
