Sentence examples for as fateful as from inspiring English sources

Soon after forming, they made a choice as fateful as their musical tastes.

FOR a photographer, the choice of a subject can be as fateful as it is fortuitous.

And when a nation has so much power, what it doesn't do is as fateful as what it does.

LESLIE GELB: I think we're about to cross a Rubicon, and in modern times it's every bit as fateful as Caesar's crossing.

When Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard snatch a hasty kiss, in an underground passage between the station platforms, they could be criminals on the lam, and the shadow that looms and lengthens on the far wall, though nothing worse than other passengers descending, feels as fateful as the onset of a monster.

She was one of those people who describe the results of weeks and months of rigorous searching as fateful accidents.

Now, because Israel is at a crucial, I refer to it as fateful juncture, as an agreement, a nuclear deal with Iran, approaches literally in the coming day", Oren said.

Ms. Seidenstricker also appeared as a fateful presence in black, leading a black-clad group of the junior dancers.

"No new prime minister in the modern era will have entered Downing Street with an in-tray as full and fateful as hers".

That trip to Oklahoma and Arkansas would prove fateful, as the show's catalog described.

(Their spouses are asleep in their respective rooms just down the hall as this fateful affair begins).