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Quotes About Fate

But the main reason we keep ducking the responsibility of self-creation is that it is super scary. If I am the master of my fate and my fate does not turn out so well, I have no one to blame but myself.
~ Daniel Klein
It reminded Sade of some of the aristocrats, who had treated imprisonment as a bad joke, a mild annoyance that would be made right before any real damage was done. They had kept their dignity right up to the moment when the drum roll stopped and the blade fell. Then, too late, they screamed like children. As I would have done . The thought popped unwelcome into his head.
~ Daniel O'Mahony
Che ne dici, tu che sei il prodotto di un lungo interrogativo procreatorio: "E' giusto fare dei figli in un mondo come questo? Il Divino Paranoico merita che si accresca la sua opera? Ho io il diritto di mettere in moto un destino? Non so forse che avviare una vita significa metterle la morte alle calcagna? Cosa valgo io come padre e cosa varrà Julie come madre? Possiamo correre il rischio di assomigliarci?
~ Daniel Pennac
C'est l'affreuse loterie de la vie
~ Daniel Pennac
It doesn't matter who you are, or what you've done, or think you can do. There's a confrontation with destiny awaiting you. Somewhere, there is a chile you cannot eat.
~ Daniel Pinkwater
Yes, one could prepare, one could strive, one could make choices, but ultimately life was an elaborate game of providence and probability.
~ Daniel Silva
one could prepare, one could strive, one could make choices, but ultimately life was an elaborate game of providence and probability.
~ Daniel Silva
Miss Herzfeld kept walking. And she never looked back. Not once. And she never saw her family again. Within three weeks, they were dead. But not Miss Herzfeld. She was alive because she had blonde hair. And her sister had been turned to ashes because hers was dark.
~ Daniel Silva
We don't always get to choose our assets, he reminded himself. Sometimes they choose us.
~ Daniel Silva
What's done cannot be undone. —Macbeth (1606), act 5, scene 1
~ Daniel Silva
ultimately life was an elaborate game of providence and probability.
~ Daniel Silva
saber cómo acaba la vida solo conseguiría estropear la historia.
~ Daniel Silva
to our fate. We would never have come back to this land if we weren't pushed here by the hatred of Europe's Christians, and now that we're here, they won't let us fight, lest we antagonize the Arabs in their midst.
~ Daniel Silva
En la vida no se obtiene lo que se merece, sino lo que se sabe negociar, o lo que el destino depara.
~ Daniel Torres
no existe persona inteligente a la que el azar le ha negado un día de gloria en un ínfimo reino,
~ Daniel Torres
The day Edward Bloom was born, it rained.
~ Daniel Wallace
One country, one constitution, one destiny.
~ Daniel Webster
History is God's providence in human affairs.
~ Daniel Webster
A person has to show some spirit -- fate just about never shines on chickenshits.
~ Daniel Woodrell
He's got that 'born to lose and lose violently' air about him. That's good.
~ Daniel Woodrell
Sammy, wouldn't you like to add up to something? In the future? Amount to something?" "Naw. I just figure to roll on, stackin' days, you know, till the day I fuck up big enough the future gets canceled. Or else all planned out for me, maybe. There's a somewhat likely chance of that." "Man, Sammy, I can't live thinking that way" "Well,I don't think about it.
~ Daniel Woodrell
A person has to show some spirit--fate just about never shines kindly on chickenshits.
~ Daniel Woodrell
Blanchette stared toward the room in which Rankin's future had been diverted. Yes, he could've made it, all right, Blanchette thought. Not with his next breath or two, but by the time he was fifty, fifty-five. It was up to someone else now. The end of his cigar had a thumb of ash on it, so Blanchette flicked it on the rug, then rubbed it in with his foot. He looked
~ Daniel Woodrell
Things work out the way they're meant to
~ Danielle Steel