Sentence examples for to circumstance from inspiring English sources

Each of his "postcards" is situational, linking lifestyle to circumstance.

Subtlety, guile and deception are the endangered species, ebbing and flowing according to circumstance and fashion.

As to the East Coast mainline, its success is partly due to circumstance.

Rudolf is shown as a man who, owing to circumstance and character, embraced evil.

Lincoln also exhibited a remarkable ability to alter his attitudes according to circumstance.

Mr. Brown's relationship with the financial industry owes in part to circumstance.

We regularly attribute our own failures to circumstance and the failures of others to bad character.

It's not the death of ambition, more the adaptation of ambition to circumstance.

For most of us it was down to circumstance, not choice.

Faulks quickly then pointed out that temperament is not yoked to circumstance.

Come frost or drought, a plant has to stick its ground and adapt to circumstance.