Sentence examples for thinking fate from inspiring English sources

He could be excused for thinking fate had a sadistic vendetta against him.

I couldn't stop thinking about fate and destiny, about how amazing it was that this person I had felt such a connection with all those years ago had come back to me out of the clear blue sky and professed her love for me.

He tried to avoid thinking about his fate if the pain got worse and about missing his family.

If I were a British official, for example, I would be pondering Mr Almunia's words, and thinking about the fate of the City of London.

You could understand her thinking it is fate, a journey that began and very nearly ended in the waters of Southeast Asia in 1976.

Gonzales said sometimes she was an "emotional wreck" thinking about the fate of her beloved husband but willed herself to be strong.

Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles might be forgiven for thinking that the fates have it in for them.

"We have been thinking about the way fate can intervene in a life and ruin it, or make it.

The anticlimactic ending doesn't really help; when the credits roll, one is left thinking less of the fate of the characters than of the rollcall of Sundance offerings this film resembles.

"So I went off and did other things" — he became president of Facebook in 2004, and helped turn it into a company, which helped turn him into a billionaire — "but in the back of my mind I was thinking about the untimely fate that Napster had met.

Morgan, upon inspecting the Titanic's massive engine system, muses, Dazzled, I was thinking that if the fate of man was connected to the order of the universe, and if one could equate the scientific workings of the engines with just such a reciprocal universe, why then, nothing could go wrong with my world.