Sentence examples for fateful shift from inspiring English sources

Even one miner, Marcos Aciares, who was supposed to have been part of the fateful shift on Aug. 5, has been cashing in.

As Spencer himself argues, a "fateful shift" occurred in the 17th century when rationalists such as Descartes and the Cambridge Platonist Henry More sought to justify Christianity with reason.

The great, fateful shift came just when the Party appeared stronger than ever: after the 1994 midterms, when it won both the Senate and, for the first time in forty years, the House.

His main point is that culture-industrial hypercommercialization evidences a fateful shift in the structure of all commodities and therefore in the structure of capitalism itself.

A far-reaching investigation by Columbia University's Energy and Environmental Fellowship Project and the Los Angeles Times, and another by InsideClimate News, revealed Exxon's fateful shift.

C.K. is strikingly attentive to fateful shifts in emotional atmosphere; he sees how things happen between people, and how the things between people die.

So Brown framed the wildfire challenge in terms of the larger challenge of climate challenge, pointing out that few Republicans accept the consensus scientific view that humanity's greenhouse gas emissions are causing fateful shifts in the weather.

Near the end of his shift, the fateful alert came in.

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.

As a family raised to be religious, the Vauks firmly reject all talk of fateful might-have-beens in that shift in schedule.

Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.