Sentence examples for persons fate from inspiring English sources

Crosses in the line may mean that vital and crucial decisions have a very important effect on the persons fate.

Think long and hard about your characters (who they are, what they're like, what they want, what they're afraid of), setting (time period, location), and conflict (person versus person, person versus society, person versus fate).

"Under international law, authorities commit an enforced disappearance when they refuse to acknowledge holding someone in custody or conceal the person's fate or whereabouts, thereby placing them outside the protection of the law and increasing the risk of torture or ill-treatment," Swerdlow said.

Numbers are hugely important: it's thought that they can determine a person's fate.

He was born during the Cultural Revolution, when a person's fate could be determined by political whim.

A person's fate should be decided by effort, talent and luck, not race, caste, gender or inherited privilege.

In the novel, certain longtime locals (not witches) can read a person's fate in a piece of lace.

Having interfered so intimately in another person's fate, or another nation's fate, it becomes very hard just to turn away.

The information concerns a gene called APOE, for apolipoprotein E. It is not a yes/no gene that absolutely determines a person's fate.

A person's fate hung in the balance, but the bureaucracy — which Hannah Arendt once described as "the rule by Nobody" — can have no shame.

There is no central character in Nashville, no person whose fate is more important than another's, and in this respect Altman was wise to leave the presidential candidate offscreen entirely.