Meanings of ordain otherwise in English

The Lord of the universe did not wish to ordain otherwise.

I was crazy to be a college man, but fate ordained otherwise.

But destiny, or rather Providence-whoseplans are usually opposed to the designs of mortals-hadordained otherwise.

The vagaries of Irish temper ordained otherwise.

But the Count's fate had ordained otherwise.

"He had the residue of the spirit," and could have ordained otherwise.

But Mrs. Chaikin ordained otherwise

But fate had ordained otherwise.

But fate ordained otherwise, and his reputation in history will rest largely upon his service in the House of Representatives.

Fate, however, ordained otherwise.

It was ordained otherwise; and I now pray that I may be enabled to say "God's will be done".

But it was ordained otherwise, and he had yet to drag a miserable course of earthly existence for more than twenty years.

"Of course the fates could not ordain otherwise-

Yet Kismet, in whose omnipotence he more than half believed, had ordained otherwise; for man is merely an instrument in the hand of Fate.

Had fate ordained otherwise, Henry Shefflin and the McGrath brothers would have been the fiercest of rivals in the recent All-Ireland senior hurling final.

Somewhere on this fucked-up planet, some guru had ordained otherwise, and Louise, alias Anenome, had queued up with how many others to ratify the insanity.