Sentence examples for much destiny from inspiring English sources

Character, we are told, is not so much destiny as 'demographics' - 'and demographics is a monster'.

It is a word that contains too much history, too much destiny to be anything but a burden at that age.

The singer revealed that going into recording the album, she had still not accepted that she was a musician, saying "I'm still in denial, listening to too much Destiny's Child".

But in most aspects, the studio has changed almost as much as Destiny itself.

I'm still doing that today: it's not so much my destiny as a quest for love.

With some imagination, and a dozen extras, this could pass for the maritime hiring hall where Freddie Quell, a drifter played by Joaquin Phoenix, looked for work back in about 1951, before stumbling through the docks of San Francisco to his much stranger destiny in a movie that is expected to be called Clearly, Paul Thomas Anderson was here.

With some imagination, and a dozen extras, this could pass for the maritime hiring hall where Freddie Quell, a drifter played by Joaquin Phoenix, looked for work back in about 1951, before stumbling through the docks of San Francisco to his much stranger destiny in a movie that is expected to be called "The Master".

But like so much of Destiny, beyond the initial thrill, some things still feel under-baked in The Taken King.

Driven by a wrong phone call for a guy named Kevin, Jeff begins his quest for meaning and along the way, crosses paths with his estranged brother Pat Ed Helmss), his unfulfilled mother (Susan Sarandon) and a much bigger destiny.

There's something desperately smug about far too much of Destiny's writing its pseudo-philosophical exhortations, its swaggering cult of warrior-heroism, its oily sense of its own grandiosity.

There's something desperately smug about far too much of Destiny's writing – its pseudo-philosophical exhortations, its swaggering cult of warrior-heroism, its oily sense of its own grandiosity.