Sentence examples for fateful about from inspiring English sources
Ahmed felt that there was something fateful about their coming together.
From the age of 18, he worked for LaChapelle, and there is something almost fateful about the way that happened.
There seems something fateful about the coincidence of Trump's Inauguration and Barenboim's playing the often melancholic late Mozart and the famously apocalyptic Bruckner.
"Lobby Hero" is about fateful, revealing decisions, and what makes them compelling is that they often emerge from two or three sometimes conflicting motivations.
Byatt movingly portrays the drama of women's self-fashioning, from decisions about clothes (Rational Dress, or flowing neo-medieval robes?) to more fateful choices about what goes on underneath them.
There seems a certain fateful inevitability about where he has now ended up.
Gates will be in the room when Obama makes America's next fateful decisions about Afghan policy.
He often spoke in fateful terms about his marriage, which had held together but was under constant stress.
A little more than a year after he joined the Supreme Court, he made a fateful choice about the meaning of the phrase "due process of law".
They might have exchanged a few pleasantries and never seen each other again if not for my mother's fateful decision about what to wear.
The next day was his fateful tweet about President Barack Obama conducting a wiretap of Trump Tower during the campaign, an allegation that was widely debunked.
