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inexorable fate

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See: predetermination


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And, almost despite himself, he spares Sharon the romantic disillusionment that is the inexorable fate of every other woman in his life.
Both are gritty, unyielding and relentless working out of inexorable fates.
These two grim tales suggest that we are trapped in a world ruled by an inexorable fate that seizes upon our moral failings in order to bring about our ruin.
 
 
 
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