Sentence examples for the fatality of from inspiring English sources

That's the fatality of life.

Last November Putin said the following about Russia: "We understand the fatality of an 'iron curtain' for us.

Instead, Rudd must rely on containment, pitching the fatality of Britain's disintegrating social fabric as little more than a scratch.

The villains in the book are not, as in Samuel Johnson's exactly contemporary and parallel "Rasselas," the fatality of the world and the mortality of man.

What drives him crazy is the ability of religious fanatics to exploit the fatality of the world in order to enact their own cruelties.

And yet a small cluster of doctors have written letters challenging these findings, disputing everything from the fatality of slitting wrists, to assessments of blood loss.

So, that's what the story's really about--the fatality of getting married at 18 and 19 and being a working father at 20". Bakshi's vision of the '50s is one of empty streets and luncheonettes.

The fatalities of countless male antechinus mice actually serve a unique purpose.

That, she said, is more than double the fatalities of five years earlier.

The fatalities of the more than a dozen construction workers who died building the facilities went unremarked.

Deaths in childbirth, long considered a plague here, account for the fatalities of about 130,000 Indian women a year.