“Far away be that fate!”

“Beyond the limits of a vulgar fate,
Beneath the good how far,—but far above the great.”

“As it turned out, imagining the fate of seven billion people was far less emotionally affecting than imagining the fate of one.”

“To turn away from the enemy is cowardice. Misfortune is the fate of the enemy.”

“The fate of animals is of far greater importance to me than the fear of appearing ridiculous.”

“Once in a while you’re momentarily conscious of being happy. But I’m superstitious, and I picture Fate—best be respectful, and use a capital F—as a misty presence somewhere up in the sky but not too far away. Always listening, alert and ready to punish forbidden optimism.”

“So, march away; and let due praise be given
Neither to fate nor fortune, but to Heaven.”

“Vyshinsky: "And did you expect any other fate than to be utilised by Fascism and then thrown away like a useless rag?"”

“…the company must not throw money away on huge bonuses for executives or other frivolities but must share its fate with the workers.”

“To turn away from the enemy is cowardice. Misfortune is the fate of the enemy.
( When he learned that the Crusaders had come toward him )”