Sentence examples for it's preordained from inspiring English sources
"It's destiny, it's preordained — that's an absolute prediction," she said.
After all, if the arc of the moral universe will inevitably bend toward justice, then there is no reason for us to work toward that justice, as it's preordained.
On one side are those who refer to "demand" as if it's preordained and who assume we can safely and economically go on using as much energy as we do (though the mix may shift to bitumen from Alberta's sands, shale extracted by fraking, one of the varieties of nuclear power being hawked, natural gas, and the so far tiny category of renewable sources).
Almost as if it were preordained, Inter was terribly unlucky.
He had apparently agreed to see me because it was preordained.
The only reasonable conclusion is that Roberts and Alito saw the writing on the wall: it is preordained that the Court will vote for nationwide marriage equality later this year.
When a flowing move by Steven Gerrard, Joe Cole and Kieron Dyer delivered the ball to him in stoppage time, it was preordained that Kramarenko would deny Owen.
This payoff is called the value of the game; as in perfect-information games, it is preordained by the players' choices of strategies associated with the saddlepoint, making such games strictly determined.
A show where it is preordained that at the end of the season said bachelor will announce that he is in love with two of them and will need the full two-hour finale to choose his mate?
"I was born on 5 June, which is World Environment Day," says Basu. "I thought it was preordained that I'd grow up to take care of mother earth and become an eco warrior.
