Sentence examples for blind fate from inspiring English sources
Is it circumstance, blind fate?
Never to believe a blind fate governs us all.
The thousands of employees who lost their jobs were certainly exposed to risk, but with no true choice – for them the risk was like blind fate.
Believing in an ordered universe for "how could blind fate have produced intelligent beings?"—Montesquieu examined the varieties of natural law, varying customs, laws, and civilizations in different environments.
The Stoic school disagreed with those who believed that the world was ruled by blind fate; they did not deny that a controlling power exists, but, as everything happens according to a benevolent divine plan, they preferred to call this power providence.
This view was associated with a new meaning for ming, taking it not as a command but as something more like blind fate.
Yet most of us, despite the role serendipity has played in our own lives— introducing us to our future spouse, perhaps, or informing us of a job opportunity tend to think serendipity occurs on its own, a function of fate or maybe blind luck.
And I don't know if it makes me believe in coincidence, fate or sheer blind luck, but it definitely makes me believe in something.
In many ways, she belonged at Evergreen: a place where so many of the kids don't know who they are from one year to the next, where one's fate is often determined by rumors and blind luck.
IN typical Italian fashion, Ferzan Ozpetek's new film, "Blind Fairies" ("Le Fate Ignoranti"), opens with an exquisite-looking woman being pursued by a handsome stranger.
