Sentence examples for destiny become from inspiring English sources

As a participant at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in South Africa, I watched a rendezvous with destiny become a rendezvous with deadlock.

Even as the prelude to the opera unfolds we see the Prince hurl himself into the murky waters and in a premonition of his destiny become ensnared by one of the water sprites, her tail acting like some kind of malicious tentacle.

That cycle of psalms written in prose, with its messianic interpretation of Poland's destiny, became a model for the Romantic poets of the 19th century.

But when your child doesn't come to you through "natural" means, the possibility of an intervening force — God, karma, destiny — becomes more salient.

But in the time it took Chaplin to become the best-loved, highest-paid star the world had ever seen, Hollywood's destiny became undeniable.

In Syria, this sense of a special Arab destiny became even more fierce and immutable after the bruising military conflicts with Israel.

For me personally, I responded to the events of '68, I accepted my romantic destiny, became interested in mathematics – all these chance events made me what I am".

There is a kind of fearful symmetry between his misapprehension and Captain Gault's, but when Horahan's final destiny becomes linked to both the captain's and Lucy's, it will be more than a thematic parallel.

As Paul's destiny becomes clear to him, he begins to have visions "of fanatic legions following the green and black banner of the Atreides, pillaging and burning across the universe in the name of their prophet Muad'Dib".

Starting next month, however, tracking the original Destiny becomes aspirational.

T cell-precursors that recognize MHC/self-peptide complexes with higher affinity have three distinct destinies; become anergic, die by apoptosis, or differentiate into Treg.