Sentence examples for shared destinies from inspiring English sources

A portrait of four elderly people, all in their 80s or older and living in different nursing homes, the play offers recollections and re-enactments, and eventually reveals a latticework of shared destinies.

Perhaps Australia is the country that can help usher in a new era of global leadership that is less about high-profile proclamations and more about low-key negotiations, shared destinies, mutual obligations, collaborations and cooperation.

Far from being an individualistic, social Darwinist, Romney spoke comfortably about compassion and shared destinies: "We're a nation that believes that we're all children of the same God, and we care for those that have difficulties, those that are elderly and have problems and challenges, those that are disabled".

Despite the half-century that separates them, the paired subjects speak to intermingled histories and shared destinies: adults who helped forge a path of acceptance and stability for African-Americans; the young beneficiaries of their bravery and largess who may well do the same for future generations.

"The Villa Méditerranée symbolises our desire to build a place dedicated to peace and solidarity and for reflecting upon our shared destinies," proclaims Michel Vauzelle, president of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, which has pumped €70m into this gargantuan project.

Global democracy helps realize this cosmopolitan ideal by treating all individuals as moral beings capable of exercising equal control over shared destinies.

We are one people with one shared destiny.

We must act now and we must act together to regain control over our shared destiny".

It is important that UK residents have a "shared destiny", he added.

Yesterday, I shared a BBC lift with Polly Toynbee to our shared destiny at the Today studio.

Transcending old boundaries is only partly a matter of shared responsibility, but mostly one of shared destiny and mutual opportunity.