Sentence examples for fixed destiny from inspiring English sources

Beauvoir alleges that psychoanalysis holds women to a fixed destiny, a developmental and teleological life process, precisely insofar as it defines subjects with reference to a past beyond their control.

Thus WT1 and BASP1 expression do not fix the destiny of K562 cells to a neuronal-like lineage.

It was the beginning of a thorough re-examination of the role of the state and political institutions in development.Mr Chhibber is now given to quoting Napoleon: "institutions alone fix the destinies of nations".

After Super Sunday last week, it was clear Super Saturday would not pass muster for a double bill of Championship play-off and European Cup finals, so after what I assume was a pretty high‑level conference – I picture a scene like the war room in Downfall – Sky fixed on Day Of Destiny.

Nineteenth-century writers often treated region as a defining cultural trait, one so fixed it rivaled biology in determining destiny.

In Lassnig's world, nothing is fixed, least of all one's destiny — and yet, despite the serious anti-patriarchal themes, the films are jokey and ironic, their animation often recalling Monty Python more than Simone de Beauvoir.

― Rick Riordan, The Lightning Thief You speak of destiny as if it was fixed.

But even if it is true that institutions fix a nation's destiny, can the Bank fix a nation's institutions?

This suggests that the EC destiny as a terminally differentiated squamous epithelial cell is not permanently fixed.

The reason why some duplicated genes are fixed while others are eliminated has been extensively discussed; however, the mechanisms driving the destiny of the new-born duplicated genes remain controversial [ 25, 27- 29].

In response to the negative reception, Bungie, the studio behind "Destiny," and formerly "Halo," has confirmed that the dialogue has been updated and will be fixed by the game's Sept. 9 release.