Sentence examples for hand of destiny from inspiring English sources

However, the hand of destiny seems at play here.

At Slumdog's spiritual heart is Jamal's faith in the guiding hand of destiny.

Napoleon, who believed he was touched by the hand of destiny, predicted his troops would be welcomed as liberators by ordinary Spaniards.

Adonis is a troubled kid, drawn to the ring, and the hand of destiny guides him to ask Rocky himself to train him, the ageing benevolent titan played, of course, by Stallone.

There is a tendency, as seasons draw to a close and prizes begin to be claimed, to imbue certain moments with particular importance, to believe that specific games and specific goals were not just decisive but defining: when trophies were won and lost, the fulcrum on which the whole season turned, the proof of the gray hand of destiny at work.

The first so-called "anticommunist films," Breaking the Wall (Sŏngbyŏk ŭl ttulk'o, dir: Han Hyŏng-mo, 1949) A Fellow Soldier (Chŏnu, dir: Hong Kae-myŏng Kae-myŏngd the first female spy narrative The Hand of Destiny (Unmyŏng ŭi son, dir: Han Hyŏng-mo, 1949) were not landlled as "antheommunist first" at release.

Asked about the garish, neo-Classically inspired carpet in the atrium of the Atlanta Marriott Marquis (soon to be replaced), Mr. Portman winced, covered his face with his hands and, after a pause, said, "You know, the thing about architecture is that once you leave the site and you go on, you're just in the hands of destiny".

When people first got their hands on Destiny as part of a public server test, Peter Dinklage's floating robot character gave birth to a short-lived meme: "That wizard came from the moon!" exclaimed The Dinklebot with a degree of sincerity that triggered an immediate worldwide cringe.

"I have felt the hand of a higher destiny in my life," Rabbi Gordon said in 1978.

That famous confrontation between Antonio Rattín and Rudolf Kreitlein – which held up the match for several minutes, depriving one team of their charismatic leader while giving their opponents a helping hand towards a moment of destiny – was among the most prominent of several incidents that have shaped the footballing relationship between England and Argentina.

Emma's lover Lord Nelson, on the other hand, was a man of destiny, a hero seeking a place in history—just as, so the authors suggest, Ms Sontag sought her own place in the history of literature".The Volcano Lover" is the only one of Ms Sontag's books which Mr Rollyson and Ms Paddock seem to relish, without feeling any need to launch yet another onslaught on its author.