Sentence examples for fateful implications from inspiring English sources
Officials in Brussels say the Cameron campaign has been driven by Conservative party politics, with fateful implications for Britain's future in Europe.
The line of 38 degrees latitude is nothing more than a surveyor's stripe that happens to bisect the Korean peninsula -- a cartographic accident with fateful implications.
The climactic voodoo event, also vividly described, does take place, with fateful and unexpected implications for Michael and Lara, and with equally unexpected implications, I think, for the interpretation of Stone's inner text or leitmotif in this book and its predecessors.
Have we entirely misread the implications of that original, fateful dive into the murky depths of the station house basement?
Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.
This sense of novelty, of the fateful moment with all kinds of uncertain implications, accounts more for the unease, I think, than the behavior of Germany from Bismarck to 1945".
At that fateful meeting Dr. Jones very specifically answers that there are potentially tremendous implications for all construction within the zone, and she discusses prospective building limitations.
With meticulous attention to the large and the small of images, to composition as well as to décor, to landscape and to costume, to fateful action and fleeting gesture, he achieves the sort of unfolding of psychological implications that's achieved in a novel by finely phrased and precisely described perceptions.
The sculpture, "Pump Jack Ass" is an ink drawing of a donkey, cut out and draped over a wood and styrofoam structure, resulting in a totemic implication of the golden fleece: a predestined course of action and fateful conquest of the impossible.
