Sentence examples for predetermined fate from inspiring English sources

The issue of predetermined fate and the 'gods' of Baltimore frequently crop up in discussion of the show, but what if the writers fell down on the side of chaos theory rather than causality?

And the director Steven Soderbergh, who is friends with the filmmakers, lamented that "they're sort of being pulled into this undertow of the predetermined fate of any movie that even touches upon this subject".

We're forced to watch what feels like a predetermined fate unfold.

However this was not to be; events were to conspire to change this predetermined fate.

The predetermined fate of the ectopic layer IV neurons seems to guarantee inclusion in and establishment of the required neuronal networks.

These issues are not predetermined by fate, but are precisely directed by choice.

This may depend on that 80 90% of these cells lack CD127 during primary HIV-infection, consistent with a predetermined apoptotic fate [39].

"They want to predetermine the fate and status of Jerusalem," she said in an interview on Saturday.

Meanwhile, in The Great Theatre of the World by the Spanish Renaissance playwright Calderón de la Barca, God is seen as a theatre director allotting roles to men that will predetermine their fate.

Let's not predetermine our fate by negativity.

Through this region-specific localization of fate-determining factors, stem cells predetermine the fates of daughter cells.