Sentence examples for destinies for from inspiring English sources

Euripides used cruel gods to show how humans must work out their destinies for themselves.

Libya's revolt is not part of some global jihad; it is about the people overthrowing their own dictator, a very particular despot who has ruled their collective destinies for forty-two years.

European lenders are hunting for yield in the corporate sector and American companies are lining up to borrow from them at historically low ratesReligion: Divine purposes Leaders of big countries often claim grand destinies for their people.

And this Parliament will put us back in charge of our own destinies for the first time in three centuries.' 'So?' 'So maybe it's a time for looking forward, not back.' Cafferty stopped.

Policymakers and leaders would be wise to take a good look at Zabul's solitary kandaks — some of the first Afghan troops to take control of their own destinies — for they offer a wealth of important lessons and a bellwether of our future prospects.

What interested me as a writer -- and what drove me, eventually, to use a biographical form that suited this kindly fabulist who guided our destinies for eight years -- was the genuineness of his emotion, whether he was telling the "true" or the "false" story.

But weirdness proved to be destiny for Ensor.

But there is no obvious personal destiny for her either.

In Britain, birth is destiny for almost everyone.

Anatomy really did seem to be destiny for him.

"This story has kept you feeling that God has a destiny for you," DeWitt said.