Sentence examples for fated way from inspiring English sources
I'm a compulsive re-drafter, and I'm pretty religious about the idea that in the end a story will find its final true form, and when it has found that form, that's what the story was meant (in some fated way) to be.
So after three glorious years, Smith was on his way, fated for his April 20 date of destiny with his old club.
As unusual as the Lees' story seems, it was in some ways fated.
Perhaps designer name-dropping is fated to go the way of the dinosaur, to be replaced (please God) by comic situations that don't involve tulle-clad brides tussling in the aisle or catfights over Gucci boots, or maybe even (dare one dream) by a smidgeon of emotional truth and some witty, clever dialogue.
It was by no means taken for granted that antagonism between labor and capital was fated to be the way of the world.
(Also: Will Joan's ex-husband die in Vietnam, the way he seemed fated to? Will anyone get drafted?) I'd love some feminist victories for Joan, Peggy, Dawn, and hell, even Betty.
He was fated to this knowledge in a way.
That fated honeymoon flight was an eventful way to begin a marriage.
It might represent a new start or a full stop: either way, it's a huge improvement on the way the Libertines' story seemed fated to end.
Yet it hardly matters, for, one way or another, Tenzing seems fated to be in large part a dream personality.
Paul seems fated to be understood in a fixed way by his family, and this enrages him, which makes him behave exactly as they expect him to.
