Sentence examples for there predetermination from inspiring English sources

There isn't total randomness happening here, but neither is there predetermination if we can make choices and are subject to cause and effect.

And I believe to this day, and I always have and I've said so publicly many times in regretting my vote, that there was a predetermination, even going back to 1998 and the letter to Bill Clinton, saying the time for diplomacy has ended and now is the time for military force -- use of military force.

Interestingly, to the best of our knowledge there are no publications to date with respect to predetermination of the causative pathogen of bacterial meningitis through the use of clinical or laboratory findings.

But the impression left is exactly the opposite: of speed, fluency and predetermination.

Hugo wants a plot that is at once about total randomness, and also total predetermination.

But talk of Jews and genetic predetermination crossed an invisible line in Germany.

In that conversation, the two talked about family, the German youth movement and the interplay of chance and predetermination.

His aim is to stress the weird mixture of freedom and predetermination which is the essence of his novel.

The government seems to be using the court simply to rubberstamp a predetermination that the accused are guilty.

Mr. Markgraf offered vocally and physically compelling interpretations of the four songs, including the sardonic "Vorausbestimmung" ("Predetermination") and "Betrunen" ("Drunk").

It's not as if Anthony makes a predetermination to take 35 shots and dominate the ball.