Sentence examples for very fateful from inspiring English sources

And then I took a very fateful trip.

That decision had very fateful consequences, one of which was the permanent alienation of many Obama supporters who thought they had elected an outsider.

But then Simpson's outrageous behavior took a very fateful turn on September 13 , 2007when he and a posse of thugs stormed a Las Vegas hotel room and robbed two memorabilia dealers at gunpoint.

Here we would like to emphasize that in any case the primary (3' × 3') "choice" in the acceptor stem turned out to be very "fateful" – it effectively ruled out the (3' × 5') scenario, thus predetermining the subsequent genetic code shaping (see [ 12] for detail).

It's also on the very same fateful day that we don't have the time to wash them.

Only a tiny proportion of people alive today, and those by now very old, can remember that fateful day.

But there was a fateful misunderstanding between two very different constitutional traditions.

While that fact is indisputable, the events leading up to the rescue remain unclear; there are two very different versions of Satori's fateful passage.

At that fateful meeting Dr. Jones very specifically answers that there are potentially tremendous implications for all construction within the zone, and she discusses prospective building limitations.

Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.

And the IDES answer to the very first clue of the week ["Fateful day for Caesar"] — on a puzzle in the middle of October — was the icing on the cake.