Sentence examples for particular destiny from inspiring English sources

"Death was an immutable moment in time, locked up as much in our particular destiny as in the time and date of our birth".

While the occurrence of sexual violence in childhood by no means consigns a person to a particular destiny, studies have shown the health effects can be — and often are — profound and far-reaching.

This provides insight into their views on embryos in general (do all embryos have the same social and moral value, whatever their usage or destiny?) and insight into how they view the embryos that they have donated for research (do these have a different social or moral value, given their particular destiny or presumed lesser quality?).

Chabrol only ever cast me as fairly ordinary characters – they just have rather particular destinies".

In particular, the Destiny community has adopted the word as a way of identifying high-level players who are willing to assist fledgling Guardians through raids, strikes and missions throughout the galaxy.

Are these then not the seeds that reveal a particular path or destiny?

In small populations, chance rules the destiny of particular organisms as well as particular alleles, rather than any form of selection.

However, not all kevalins are Tirthankaras: becoming a Tirthankara requires the development of a particular type of karmic destiny.

NBC demanded an injection of action and adventure, but the phenomenon beamed up in 1966 quickly became the byword for a particular attitude to humanity's destiny.

Destiny and in particular life, time and in particular this century, man and in particular the people, God and in particular the world, this is what I have tried to include in this book; it is a sort of essay on the infinite".

It is largely because of Boas's influence that anthropologists and other social scientists from the mid-20th century onward believed that differences among the races were a result of historically particular events rather than physiological destiny and that race itself was a cultural construct.