Sentence examples for larger fate from inspiring English sources

However, in this movie, the main character also challenges something larger: fate.

Although the primary motivation is applying the model to large-scale systems, this paper presents applications to agricultural soil profile systems to corroborate the near-surface module processes that are vital in estimating mass loadings to the saturated zone in large-scale fate and transport studies.

A large portion involve genes in energy metabolism, protein synthesis and fate.

Each character is doubly enclosed, within a web of words and the larger web of fate, and yet language and destiny feel like complementary aspects of a single reality.

In the larger scheme, the fate of the Liberal Democratic party or the careers of senior opposition figures hardly matter.

But in some larger sense, the fate of America's last wild forests is a measure of our respect for America's wilderness legacy and our concern for those who follow us.

The authors, in ably untangling a tale with endless twists and a dizzying cast of characters, illuminate issues far larger than the fate of the man at the center of this case.

Mr. Berlusconi appears less the leader of a Western European democracy than a character in a late Roman Imperial drama, whose actors seem powerless to control their fates against larger currents of destiny.

When two experts played together they were subject to a large handicap, a fate accepted by David and Amy Treitel, North and South on the diagramed deal.

The author of seven previous books -- five short-story collections and two novels -- the Dutch writer Helga Ruebsamen has produced a forceful and engrossing new novel that deals with large themes: identity, fate and truth.

Brady also faces the reality that his recent playoff history is less than glittering, writes Dan Wetzel on Yahoo.com, and the injury to tight end Ron Gronkowski looms large in his fate this time around.