Sentence examples similar to fated grounds from inspiring English sources
In another sign of changing times, the architects were instructed to disregard the development's original master plan, by the New York firm Beyer Blinder Belle, architects of ill-fated ground zero plans.
Are we fated to go over this ground again and again, looking backward instead of forward?
In a city in which every possible surface — above-ground and below, mobile and stationary — seems fated to become a vehicle for advertising, sidewalks remain that rare commercial-free zone: a blank canvas on which the harried pedestrian can move through crowds, head down, lost in thought.
Though this brand of fatalism has sometimes exerted significant historical influence, most philosophers have rejected it on the grounds that there is no good reason to think that our futures are fated in the sense that they will unfold no matter what particular deliberations we engage in, choices we make, or actions we perform.
For this reason, Peter Schjeldahl called the exhibition "fated".
These experiments proved ill fated.
It's not fated or inevitable.
All of them appear fated for sex.
