Sentence examples similar to fate worries from inspiring English sources

That fate worried them less than the thought of settling into a life without adventure or intellectual stimulation.

Colleagues who decry Barr's fate worry that the incident could make other scientists think twice about coming to work for NSF.

Leaving a sodden British summer for a Greek island known as Micra Anglia – Little England – seemed like tempting fate, but worrying about the weather wasn't necessary.

The photo reveals that sometimes even people who seem to have invested in them the talent and power to be masters of their fate are frightened, worried, tense and uncertain.

Conservatives shared the liberals' fear about the fate of republican government, worrying that, unfettered, regulation might destroy private property, the market and capitalism itself.

The fact I may have tempted fate (Rory?!) is now worrying me a lot more than the fact that the email would almost certainly get me fired.

Giants like Wal-Mart are warily replicating elements of its strategy, while small independent retailers in sporting goods and jewelry now worry their fate will be similar to that of small bookstores and independent video rental shops (remember those?).

Now that Kaufman has departed, Meisner worries about the fate of her client's wardrobe.

Sharratt worries about the fate of New Life but like many there, she finds comfort in faith.

Restoration work on the famous basilica has continued under a decade of AK rule and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the prime minister, has dismissed worries about its fate.

The town's seizure by a group that considers Shiites heretics who deserve execution is sure to increase worries about their fate.