Sentence examples for seem fated for from inspiring English sources

Blanchett, Blanche — the names seem fated for each.

Odysseus, whose very name echoes "odyssey," is often translated to mean "son of pain". Taken together the man and his journey seem fated for hardship.

He seemed fated for a normal life.

And what Woods symbolized--unswerving loyalty--now, in the '90s, seems fated for irrelevance.

The real surprise is that the author spares her from the disaster she seems fated for.

"It is a form that by its nature seems fated for demise in a dollar-driven culture".

The flawed machinery of democracy that America haphazardly helped build in Mr. Bremer's days seems fated, for a long time after the soldiers have gone, to require American intervention lest it grind to a halt.

Growing up in a Scots-Italian family in insalubrious Paisley, the singer at first seemed fated for the family fish-and-chip business, a long-standing concern first established when his paternal great-grandparents emigrated from Barga, Tuscany in the early 1900s.

The No. 8-ranked Tigers seem fated to play well in tough times as well.

Too often, Morgan's characters seem fated, rather than motivated, to act as they do.

Supporters and opponents of cha-cha seem fated to end up tripping over each other's feet.