Sentence examples for future fated from inspiring English sources

If Americans are, for the foreseeable future, fated to live inside, rather than alongside, the imperfect, dangerous world, they are also likely to experience a greater, rather than a lesser, share of its ancient woes and misfortunes.

Unseen is Freddy and Yenny's baby, Fred, part of a future generation fated to inherit the impasse between countries so close and yet so very far apart.

It's that adaptability that is the most salient distinction between their nature and that of their future, more fated adult selves.

Though this brand of fatalism has sometimes exerted significant historical influence, most philosophers have rejected it on the grounds that there is no good reason to think that our futures are fated in the sense that they will unfold no matter what particular deliberations we engage in, choices we make, or actions we perform.

Despite being the nation's most popular method of watching TV, two years ago Freeview was in danger of drifting towards switchoff, overwhelmed by the mobile industry's predictions of an all-online future, the ill-fated YouView, Sky's expansion and the introduction of internet TV services such as Netflix.

Each time he tried to abandon Miaomiao, he felt as though he were, in fact, abandoning himself, and the future that had been fated for him.

Worries over this lay behind the Laeken declaration, the convention on the future of Europe and the ill-fated constitutional treaty.

"We build our new technology edifices on the rubble of older technology," says Paul Saffo, a Silicon Valley technology forecaster who relishes telling the story of Disney's ill-fated house of the future and other now neglected technologies.

By Anthony Lane Here is the plot of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," released back in 1991: a Terminator arrives from the future with a mission to protect John Connor, who is fated to grow up and lead the human resistance movement against the onslaught of intelligent machines.

Here is the plot of "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," now in general release: a Terminator arrives from the future with a mission to protect John Connor, who is fated to grow up and lead the human resistance movement against the onslaught of intelligent machines.

The Padres, mortgaging their future for what turned out to be an ill-fated attempt to win in 2015, traded Turner and pitching prospect Joe Ross to Washington in a three-way deal in which they acquired first baseman Wil Myers from the Tampa Bay Rays.