Sentence examples for fate order from inspiring English sources
Shakespeare believed in fate, order, and forgiveness; we believe in history, justice, and compassion — three pairings so similar as to sometimes seem the same, though they are not.
Not long ago, I had occasion to write of the divide in virtue that separates us from Shakespeare, making the point that Shakespeare believed in fate, order, and forgiveness, whereas we believe in history, justice, and compassion, and that, superior though our moral progress may seem, there are bitter truths in the old trinity.
Was it the wrath of God or a twist of fate — ordered, as Rodrigo suspects, by "that other deity, Fortuna"?
The sad truth is that the Arab countries have abandoned them to a bitter fate in order to foment hatred of Israel.
In his first major interview since his arrest, O'Dwyer told the Guardian he is trying to ignore his potential fate in order to complete his degree.
It turns out to be just as possible to find persuasive human beings in a world governed by fate and order and forgiveness as in one governed by trauma and justice and compassion.
Because the Giants no longer control their fate — in order to make the playoffs they need to beat Washington on Sunday while Chicago defeats Green Bay at Lambeau Field — Coughlin can only talk of hope and slim chances.
As a consequence, it could be interesting to demonstrate whether cancer start with a cellular reprogrammation towards a trophoblastic fate in order to design new antitumoral strategies focused on this fact.
He kills her using her traps and acquires the Loom of Fate in order to return to the point at which Zeus betrayed him.
We provide the most extensive empirical evidence of species specificity in the AG mutualism and begin to quantify factors that affect seed fate in order to understand conditions that favor its departure from the typical diffuse model of plant-animal mutualism.
It was only when it was agreed that nothing would be decided about their fate that the order came for Majid to be hanged.
