Sentence examples for predestined for from inspiring English sources

Weber rejected this idea, claiming that Protestantism triggered capitalism: the Calvinist idea of predestination led individuals to try to prove, by amassing capital, that they were predestined for heaven (see Calvinism).

Sam Smith's debut, In the Lonely Hour, was pretty much predestined for success.

Wringhim and his mentor are among the chosen few predestined for heaven, no matter how many souls they dispatch.

They suspect the diamond is a dupe and the cash prizes predestined for the pockets of Mr. Dean's distant relatives.

We'll have only ourselves to blame when our students end up fulfilling the role that we predestined for them.

Though an angry, deluded girl named Sorrow seems predestined for a tragic end, Riley's final pages are packed with shock and hope.

Thus, although the Beck's scale measures only depressiveness as a feature known to predestine for disease development, it can be a very useful and easily accessible tool for examining T2D patients endangered with the development of depression, as well as for assessing the way of coping with stress.

For all that, little in his background predestined him for a career as a jewelry designer.

As a result, Dr Felten embodies the growing tension between academic freedom and stricter copyright rules a tension that could one day lead to scenes like the one in San Francisco being played out for real.Nothing in Dr Felten's background predestined him for such a role, except perhaps that his interest in computer science was prompted by tinkering with his family's personal computer.

Nothing about her very early life would seem to have predestined her for this task.

In Catholic thought, charitable works of mercy such as giving alms to the blind and poor were good works which, together with faith, helped the salvation of the doer; but the Protestant doctrine of sola fide rejected the efficacy of works in salvation, which depended on faith alone (and the complication of God's predestined will for each individual).