Sentence examples for uncertain destiny from inspiring English sources
As Mr Clark puts it: "Russia and France thereby tied the fortunes of two of the world's greatest powers in highly asymmetric fashion to the uncertain destiny of a turbulent and intermittently violent state .Another important theme is the breakdown of the international order that had kept the "long peace" of the 19th century.
In his final column, which appeared on October 8th under the title "The Uncertain Destiny of the Human Species," Fidel offered up a free-form and somewhat obscure rumination on science and religion, concluding, "At this point, religions acquire a special value.
"God calls on us to shape an uncertain destiny", Obama said.
(Certainly if we take him at face value -- I see no reason to refuse to do so). The article quotes him as saying "God calls on us to shape an uncertain destiny".
They've travelled to uncertain destinies in mainland Europe or the refugee camps along the margins.
Streep plays Thatcher at three phases of her life, notably the all-conquering premier, and the cabinet minister yet to become her – still trembly of voice and uncertain of destiny, her ever-so-commonsensical enthusiasm not yet fanaticism.
Its destiny is uncertain.
I understood, of course, that Atkinson is making various points about human life – that they hang by a thread and that our identities are not necessarily fixed (and could easily have been other); that our destiny is uncertain; that writers control their characters and can produce many versions of them – but this isn't sufficiently compelling to intrude into a truly great family saga.
That is familiar territory for scores of American children whose destinies remain uncertain, sometimes for months and years, as their custody and child welfare cases wind through the courts.
Egypt's destiny was still uncertain.
Orfeo leaves the scene and his destiny is left uncertain, for the Bacchantes devote themselves for the rest of the opera to wild singing and dancing in praise of Bacchus.
