Sentence examples for kind fate from inspiring English sources

Professor John Murphy suggested that, given how loathed the Famine Queen was here, being buried by irate Republicans was the kind fate.

In a demonstration of harmony as adjective, Bernstein shows how different harmonizations of the three-note "fate" motif from Wagner's "Ring" cycle could mean cruel fate, kind fate or tricky fate.

His devastating, authentic film was ultimately bought by Netflix but, ironically, Sean Penn's embarrassing, starry and overwhelming #alllivesmatter attempt to cover a similar story will be lucky to meet such a kind fate.

Perhaps that might eventually be kinder fate than letting this reviled zombie-pylon stagger on.

The Bucs this season are loading and hoping for a kinder fate.

Under a kinder fate, Dr. Wolf, a 58-year-old Katonah resident with a Ph.D. in psychology from Brown, would still be running 10-K races, cooking and taking dance classes with her daughters and -- as important -- standing out in public somewhere voicing opinions on the many issues of the day.

Some fans were upset with the sad ending of the episode, and as a result the producers decided to write a sequel in which Herb would be given a kinder fate.

Being forced out may be a kinder fate than the one Ron Paul received -- his second place finish earned him a media blackout, which only ended once everyone started reporting on the lack of Ron Paul reporting.

Deservedly laughed off the screen on Friday, Penn's film immediately supplanted Xavier Dolan's "It's Only the End of the World" as the worst-received title in competition; if it's completely forgotten by next week, it'll be a kinder fate than the film deserves.

And in football it often feels that you're not in control of your destiny – there's a kind of fate at work.

What kind of fate was unclear.