Sentence examples for always doomed to from inspiring English sources

Electra is always doomed to kill her mother.

Wonder Showzen was always doomed to flame out early.

As a study of three equally significant figures, Carter's book was perhaps always doomed to failure.

This messianic impulse, Mr. Cleese says, is almost always "doomed to failure".

This programme of welfare reform was always doomed to fail for a very simple reason.

So are environmental campaigns always doomed to land on the wrong side of the hedonistic divide?

"Strict scrutiny," the most protective standard, accorded to rights the court deems "fundamental," almost always dooms to failure an effort at government regulation.

The trade union Usdaw always seemed doomed to fail in its attempt to secure compensation for some former staff of Woolworths and Ethel Austin.

Penelope, who was always "Mops", was doomed to domesticity within a paternalistic world.

Change is always, always possible; you're not doomed to relationship purgatory.

Did he fail to absorb the lessons of Vietnam, so that he is doomed to always want to refight it?