Sentence examples for evil fate from inspiring English sources
In June of 2002, Spalding sought help at Silver Hill, a psychiatric hospital in Connecticut, where he was put on Depakote, a drug sometimes used for bipolar disorder, but there was little improvement in his condition, and he became more and more convinced that some sort of irresistible, evil Fate had drawn him in and commanded him to sell the house.
This time, Randapavola sought the guidance of an astrologer to protect the unborn child from an evil fate.
Meanwhile, Rainilaiarivony's older brother Rainivoninahitriniony enjoyed the double privilege of his status as elder son and freedom from a predestined evil fate.
Yours might be the ever timely "Where preachers preach of evil fates / Teachers teach that knowledge waits / Can lead to hundred-dollar plates / Goodness hides behind its gates / But even the president of the United States / Sometimes must have to stand naked", from It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) in 1965.
Anna Karenina and the heroines of Henry James and Edith Wharton suffer for their desires; their souls are battlefields between good and evil, their fates are tragic.
Posthumously, his work finds an audience, and all of his wrongdoers perish in their own evil twists of fate.
They have been portrayed as figures of fun rather than as evil incarnate (the fate of many Labour politicians - think Michael Foot, Tony Benn, Neil Kinnock, Ed Miliband and now Jeremy Corbyn).
Twins run in the bloodline, and, at times, the story becomes overcrowded with dichotomous symbolism: explorations of good and evil, chance and fate, the two sides to every coin.
The story is an old one: a god-like being (a "User") finds himself living among those that serve him (the "Programs"), and a classic battle of good versus evil for the fate of the land is in the hands of the misplaced hero.
