Sentence examples for and doom in the from inspiring English sources

It's not all gloom and doom in the classical music world.

There is loads of gloom and doom in the press and on the news about the M20 and reaching Ashford at all.

There is a dark delight in despair and doom, in the 50 shades of emotional grey on offer to your average depressive teen.

And specifically, if I am to believe Alan Greenspan, the consumer who keeps right on consuming even when his credit cards are maxed out, he's up all night worrying about money ("I never worry about money," says my wife. "You worry enough for both of us"), and he sees nothing but gloom and doom in the newspapers.

"There is no evidence as of yet that any of these discussions of gloom and doom in the industries, and particularly the newspaper industry, are having any adverse affect on enrollments," Mr. Becker said, although his survey did show a slowing of the growth rate from 2003 to 2004.

While problems remain, the gloom and doom in the sport is slowly being lifted.

Republicans, meanwhile, said any agreement to back away from the sequester cuts would be opposed by GOP senators and doomed in the Republican House.

The mere mention of April 15 may be enough to prompt visions of gloom and doom in even the most tenacious of individuals, but there are still a handful of ways for everyone to make Tax Day a bit less irksome.

There has been much discussion in the press (and fierce debate online) about climate change gloom and doom in response to "The Uninhabitable Earth" by David Wallace-Wells.

Set in a nebulous, fairy-tale past, the play conveys a mood of hopeless melancholy and doom in its story of the destructive passion of Princess Mélisande, who falls in love with her husband's younger brother, Pelléas.

With a swelling of sadness and doom in his heart, he descended the two-by-four ladder thethe ground.