Sentence examples for fateful effects from inspiring English sources
What it shows isn't detection and intrigue, however, but simply life: the hardships, backbreaking work and bureaucratic frustrations of the farmer's life, the consolations of family and nature and the fateful effects of alcohol on rural society in general and the film's protagonist, Pasi, in particular.
When he declares "I must have the ring", the whole world seems to pause and take account of this fateful realisation, and a similar effect occurs when he tells Alberich - whom he has stripped of all his possessions - that he must yield up that last treasure too.
Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.
They have the effect of bringing that fatal, fateful day much closer than it might otherwise be.
Some chance, eh? (It would be remiss not to acknowledge that New Year at Ibrox will forever be synonymous with the tragedy of January 2 1971, when 66 fans were killed in a crush on Stairway 13 as crush barriers collapsed after the final whistle - and not, as myth has it, as a knock-on effect of Colin Stein scoring a late equaliser that fateful day.
The review went on: The Moving Picture News commended the film's "wonderful mechanical and lighting effects, realistic scenes, perfect reproduction of the true history of the fateful trip, magnificently acted.
In this case, continuing to effect America's Asia-Pacific pivot, our big geopolitical shift from fateful over-engagement with the Islamic world of the Middle East and Central Asia to heightened engagement with the rising Asia-Pacific.
Those were fateful words.
The decision proved fateful.
