Sentence examples for fate chance from inspiring English sources
Fate, chance and the appetite of the two boxers did.
Does it deepen our sense of the characters, of what we call fate, chance or just life?
An unsettling book about fate, chance and how leaving the house five minutes earlier or five minutes later could change your life forever.
Instead, he found a way of thinking about many of same issues that had always interested him — fate, chance, our powerlessness against circumstances and our determination to change them — in a different context.
'21 Grams' The Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu's metaphysical drama is a wildly ambitious follow-up to his "Amores Perros," which explored human fate, chance and coincidence with a remarkably visceral sense of the physical world.
Plutarch distinguishes three causes, fate, chance, and ourselves as causes of what is up to us, all of which play a role in what happens to us (Quaest. Conv. 740C-D).
Events and circumstances are typically perceived as the result of luck, chance, fate, under the control of powerful others, or unpredictable because of the great complexity of the forces surrounding the person given an external locus of control.
As Rotter says "An internal locus of control refers to the conviction that events are contingent upon one's own behaviour, and an external locus of control refers to the conviction that events are not contingent upon one's actions but upon luck, chance, fate or powerful others".
An external health locus of control refers to the belief that one's outcome after injury or surgery is under the control of powerful others or is determined by fate, luck, or chance.
The view which was taught by Gautama Buddha states that all things which happen must have a cause, either material or spiritual, and do not occur due to luck, chance or fate.
The shockers were also significantly more trusting of others (they assumed the scientist would do the right thing) and used to following the lead of others (they believed life events were driven by external forces like luck, chance, or fate, rather than internal forces like effort and willpower).
