Sentence examples for both fated and complete from inspiring English sources

Quinn's 2011 encounter with Raul Bennett Sambola in retrospect seems both fated and complete happenstance.

Quinn's 2011 encounter with Raul Bennett Sambola took place in retrospect seems both fated and complete happenstance.

There were lucky breaks, big successes and the usual snags of celebrity: drugs and drink; broken marriages and splintered friendships; and a too-young death that looks, in retrospect, both fated and avoidable.

Thus, both eye-fated and telencephalic-fated cells tend to respect the rx3/ emx3 boundary throughout eye morphogenesis.

A week later, they were making Linnea Quigley's Horror Workout with Quigley in a studded leather outfit, leading a group of zombies in a poolside aerobics routine, and hosting an ill-fated slumber party complete with jazzercise and chainsaws.

— sister museums built to resemble, in half-scale, the ill-fated liner, complete with a 30-foot-tall "iceberg" to simulate the one hit by the real ship around midnight of April 14 , 1912

Equally epic is "Tin Angel," a tale of an ill-fated love triangle, complete with multiple speakers and multiple killings — there's plenty of blood on this track.

She represented the fulfilled and completed Christ — her presence made the Messiah now sexually complete, both man and woman.

Desdemona tells us that her name means "misery," "ill-fated" and "doomed".

This is what may have tempted the institution into its ill-fated and short-lived merger.

While Simeon's attempt at taking the throne was ill-fated and Stephen Uroš even captured Berat in 1356, John managed to preserve his remaining lands and became independent from both Simeon and Stephen Uroš.