Sentence examples for shared a common fate from inspiring English sources

In Sheol, the good and the wicked shared a common fate, much as they had in the Babylonian underworld.

Although Europe shared a common fate during the war, after 1945 any reckoning with the past was sharply bifurcated by the onset of the cold war.

"From now on, Turkey will continue walking on the same road" as Syria, "sharing a common fate, history and future," Mr. Davutoglu said at a joint news conference.

It is as if the people of these islands have come together and declared that we all share a common fate: we live in the same country and we have a duty to look after each other.

But applying them to prison inmates will be difficult until we begin to see them not as outcasts who deserve to be cut off from the public largess, but as fellow citizens with whom we will eventually share a common fate.

But 40% of those who start a Ph.D. do share a common fate.

When we do contact them, he says, they too often share a common fate: "desecration, disease and death". .

In other words, fully half of genetically identical men and 70percentt of such women will not share a common fate.

As Riccardi observed: "Religions remind us that men and women undertake a single, common journey, and they share a common fate.

Maylor starky elicits the emotional effects of separation between the world's people who share a common fate: the imminent man-made destruction of the planet.

On the other hand, it reinforces the personal allegiances that these individuals may have to this community based on their serological status, their viral load, or the fact that they share a common fate — as residents in neighbourhoods and locations where HIV is 'unsuppressed' (Miller and Rose 2008).