Sentence examples for notion of fate from inspiring English sources
This enhancement of the game to its ultimate state admits no argument concerning the notion of fate".
Lacking an explanation for the empire's fall, Roth comes up with a notion of "fate," and he bangs that drum portentously and repeatedly.
So after his work on the series, does Sutherland now believe we are all connected in some way, or in the notion of fate?
He criticizes the Stoics for violating this distinction, arguing that the Stoic notion of "that which is up to us" coincides with the Stoic notion of fate (De Stoic. repugn. 1056E-D).
Though Aristotle himself in a way touches on all important aspects of the problem of determinism — logical, physical, and ethical — in different works, he was not greatly concerned with this issue, nor does he entertain the notion of fate (heimarmene) as a rational cosmic ordering-force (as the Stoics do).
In any event, the notion of the "fate" theme, or "fate" motif, has remained a popular one.
The findings that the dMGE has a bias for generating SST over PV cortical interneurons and that high SHH signaling promotes SST over PV fate support the notion of dMGE fate-specification through enhanced SHH signals [ 4,5,6,7,8,15].
"His decision to yield to the romantic notion of trusting his fate to a 17-year-old boy against a side as accomplished as Turkey turned him, now more than ever, into one of us," which we assume Holt meant as a compliment, although it's just possible the Mirror man is already working on the new pet theory of Jeff Powell from the Mail.
"Funny notion of defying the fates — to take a woman in tow," comments one observer.
Mr. Watson said he sometimes felt the troubles he had faced were a product of fate — a notion that seemed at odds with his stated desire to steer others away from the path he took.
