Sentence examples for linked destinies from inspiring English sources

Linked destinies and flawed devotions characterize the later parts of the memoir, which include both the most engrossing and the flattest material.

Emmanuel Macron has promised that France will have a strong and pragmatic relationship with a post-Brexit Britain, working together on defence and counter-terrorism because of the two countries' "linked destinies".

This sleek, ether-struck nonsense is made by – of all people – the normally level-headed Clint Eastwood, and is a three-part tale of linked destinies, apparently modelled on Iñarritu's trilogy films ('cause it sure ain't out of Pulp Fiction).

That sense of linked destinies also comes through in the performances of Paul Rattray as the defecting Cammy, Ali Craig as a nerve-shattered comrade, Michael Nardone as the sergeant, and Jack Fortune as the officer who shares his unit's disillusion.

Russo has made his name as a novelist, and from the start he is careful, even formal, in defining his nonfiction task: "What follows in this memoir — I don't know what else to call it — is a story of intersections: of place and time, of private and public, of linked destinies and flawed devotion".

Thus, a theosophical equality is established between the whole of the people chosen by God, constituted into a kind of mystical body, and an aspect of the Divinity whence the solidarity and linked destiny of the two.

After decades of rivalry mixed with indifference, in 1991 Brazil and Argentina linked their destinies by signing up, along with Uruguay and Paraguay, to create Mercosur, a free-trade area and putative common market.

We cannot forget that we are the United States of America, joined together by common purpose, common cause...our fates inextricably linked, our destinies tied.

Introducing one number in his world-weary way, he said that music "has always been closely linked to destiny and personal tragedy".

The supreme leader has linked his destiny to his president's, perhaps judging that to accede to the opposition's demands would encourage scrutiny of his own unaccountable powers.

Globalisation links our destinies together in new and complex ways.