Sentence examples for clear fate from inspiring English sources

While self-analysis, forgiveness and a single gunshot bring to a close the last ever episode of Big Love (Fri, 9pm, Sky Atlantic), a less clear fate awaits the subjects of Daddy Daycare (Wed, 8pm, C4), a three-part series following nine ineffectual fathers as they bumble, whimper and durr their way through a "crash course in childcare" at a variety of chaotic nurseries.

Reviewers enjoyed the conclusion to the series, although one wanted a clearer fate for Cain and another commented on the "rushed" ending scenes.

But in the film, as in the novel, it soon becomes clear that fate conspires to grant some people almost no luck at all.

As the program makes clear, the fate of thousands of people was determined, in many ways, by luck.

Although Anthony is engaged to a hard-charging career woman (Dahlia Waingort), it's clear that fate and the filmmakers would prefer to see him with Tina.

And the narrator must escape and flee her village, move from one world to the next, to find her husband and save her children from a clear, terrible fate.

As Mr. Farr made clear, the fate of the mandate should not determine the survival of the other elements of the law — like prohibiting insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions or charging them higher fees — which can operate without the mandate.

And he makes clear that fate is not something you must surrender to or submit to.

Stable overexpression of miR-122 in hESC was unable to direct spontaneous differentiation towards a clear endodermal fate, but rather, delayed general differentiation of these cells.

Even though Bcl-2 inhibition of apoptosis has been extensively studied in the past (reviewed in [ 6– 8]), how varying levels of a single form of anti-apoptotic Bcl-2-like protein translate into clear cell fate outcomes needs to be elucidated at the molecular level.

It seemed so clear -- our fate was to rule.