'evil destiny' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a fate that appears to be predetermined or predetermined by a malevolent power or force. For example, "The hero was doomed to an evil destiny, and no amount of effort could save him."
AAA attractions like Uncharted, Resident Evil and Destiny shared booth space with a battalion of indie games, all of whose developers were on hand to talk about their creations.
In their sacerdotal functions and capacities they were regarded as the agents and exponents of the gods, having a monopoly on sacred knowledge, controlling for good or evil the destinies of the community and its members.
You could construct a narrative out of this disparate material, but would it be worth the effort to arrive at a predictable lesson about the evils of Manifest Destiny?
Wallenstein sees himself as a privileged being, a superman beyond good and evil, the man of destiny.
The novel reads like a manifesto for his obsessions: London, both everyday and arcane; a radical political sensibility; and a determination to resist the standard tropes of fantasy whereby quests are followed, chosen ones fulfil their destiny and evil is vanquished.
Pop Surrealism utilizes fairy tale lore (age-old metaphors of good v evil, free will over destiny; not cute v ugly and nothing fixed via a chart-topping, 3-minute ditty with a killer hook) with the same reverence it invokes any god or saint or biblical legend.
He is shown how the cannibalism of Native Americans by Pilgrims in the founding of this country was responsible for birth of an evil curse/spirit named "Manifest Destiny".
In a mythic Chinese past, heroic warriors Chow Yun-Fat and Michelle Yeoh battle to keep the Sword of Destiny out of evil hands; aside from the inspired fight scenes, it's also a richly evocative exploration of love and loyalty.
70 % attributed BW injuries to carelessness of parents, 43 % carelessness of baby, 42 % fate or destiny, 14 % evil eye, and 3%% jinns.
