Sentence examples for fatality of from inspiring English sources

So did Tony Martin, who lost Clarified in the only fatality of the week.

But what Tanpinar identified as a peculiar "fatality of Turkish history" was not particular to his or Turkey's experience.

Last November Putin said the following about Russia: "We understand the fatality of an 'iron curtain' for us.

It is something much less conscious; not so much a virtue as a fatality of his genius.

It is a sad irony that he is a fatality of the same health crisis that he fought so long to eradicate.

It was the first known fatality of someone operating Tesla's Autopilot system, a technology meant to prevent such disasters by controlling both steering and braking.

The villains in the book are not, as in Samuel Johnson's exactly contemporary and parallel "Rasselas," the fatality of the world and the mortality of man.

What drives him crazy is the ability of religious fanatics to exploit the fatality of the world in order to enact their own cruelties.

Lieutenant Martinson, a 14-year veteran of the department and the son of a firefighter, was the department's first fatality of the year.

No fatality of character destroys her, but simply the failings of Christians unworthy of their creed, allied to gratuitous and avoidable chance.

Since the early 1980s, case fatality of patients with ARDS has decreased, and explanations are unclear.