Sentence examples for fateful outcome from inspiring English sources
Any verdict on his art will be incidental to the fateful outcome of his life.
It is commonly thought that this particular prohibition in Christian culture comes from the fateful, fatal outcome of the Last Supper: Jesus shared a meal with his 12 disciples and he died the very next day.
The horribly violent outcome brings Richard into fateful contact with grizzled ex-con Russell Sam Shepardd) and flamboyant private detective Jim Bob Don Johnsonn).
Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.
If done correctly it should strengthen market discipline on banks and reduce the potential for systemic risk.The best way to understand the idea is to look at how a bail-in could have changed the outcome for Lehman Brothers over that fateful weekend in September 2008.
In retrospect, it is tempting to conclude that the initial fateful decision to hear the first case made the eventual outcome all but inevitable, that a narrow majority had set the court on a path from which there was no other logical exit unless the Florida Supreme Court itself backed down.
Without a trick of the moonlight on that fateful night, Jackson may not have died, and historians debate whether the outcome of the Battle of Gettysburg, or even the whole Civil War, would have been different.
When asked about the outcome of the American invasion on that afternoon, Jackson acknowledged that America's fateful excursion there was "just a complete screw-up" and laid the blame on Bush administration officials.
Those were fateful words.
