Sentence examples for diverging fate from inspiring English sources
Consider the diverging fate of two abstract works, both by artists giving a sculptural texture to their abstract compositions painted white.
The diverging fate of humans and the ambivalence of all pursuits, music included, is thus conveyed with unusual brutality for Vermeer.
By the time they find each other again, Léon is married with a child, and Louise accepts their diverging fate, at least for a while.
The reasons for their diverging fates in revival are complicated and plentiful, and tied up, to some degree, in the vagaries of showbiz circumstance.
With Evan Osnos March 17, 2016 Jelani Cobb and Benjamin Wallace-Wells join Evan Osnos to discuss the diverging fates of the populist movements in the two parties.
A veteran of the Iraq war, Powers places that conflict at the center of his impressionistic first novel, about the connected but diverging fates of two young soldiers and the trouble one of them has readjusting to life at home.
That conflict is at the center of his impressionistic first novel, one of the Book Review's 10 Best Books of 2012, about the connected but diverging fates of two young soldiers and the trouble one of them has readjusting to life at home.
It is tempting to speculate on what diverging fates may also have befallen the other two members of this family.
Thus, in BCR/ABLp185+ B-ALL and BCR/ABLp210+ CML, the final phenotype of the tumour as well as the abundance of CSCs is dictated by diverging differentiation fates of their common cells of origin.
Two members of Sierra Leone's Olympics committee have given sharply diverging accounts of the fate of homeless sprinter Jimmy Thoronka, with one accusing him of not telling the truth and saying his family in the country was alive.
But an inevitable byproduct of AP's diversification strategy is that its fate is increasingly diverging from that of its collective ownership, which is caught up in a maelstrom of falling circulation and rapidly eroding print advertising.
