Sentence examples for like a fateful from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bix's description of the origins of his fascination with Japan sounds almost like a fateful epiphany.

John Deakin, Bacon's chosen photographer, introduced the pair one alcoholic afternoon in 1963 in the French House pub; and it was Deakin who at a subsequent lunch drawled to Peppiatt what sounds in retrospect a lot like a fateful life sentence: "I hope you are getting it all down, my dear.

According to the band, she came along like a unicorn on a fateful night in 2009 when all of them were on mushrooms… Stella: "I'd just come back from the desert.

Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.

Like Liz, Naomi wakes up in a fateful vehicle.

But like a bride with two grooms, you face a fateful point of decision.

The central story involves a woman who leaves her seaside villa in an unnamed country after a fateful encounter with an eternal child, whose waif-like charms conceal metaphysical menace and incite threats from bloodthirsty officers.

And this inward turning had what can now be seen as a fateful consequence: freshwater macro, basically something like half or more the macroeconomics field, stopped teaching not only new Keynesian research but the past as well.

Mary's buried feelings grumble like distant thunder as Leyshon slowly cranks up the tension through a fateful year of homesickness and worse at the vicarage.

How do you rescue a brand like Ashley Madison after it becomes synonymous with infidelity, poor security, a fateful hack, a massive breach of privacy and at least two suicides?

Like the Boulting adaptation, Mr. Joffe's removes the novel's final deadly sting, substituting a fateful, quasi-religious miracle that protects Rose from emotional ruin.